Fate Hunters

I can't say I hate this game or that it's terrible, but it suprisingly delivers no fun. The only good things that it has is art style and some general ideas. But that's not enough to make a good game. I'll put a list of downsides: - balancing issues: rng in this game is untransparent and sometimes infuriating. You can basically steamroll three dungeon floors and die on the third boss because your card build is comepletely ineffective against it. Moreover, inability to discard loot cards from hand looks like some major oversight. - nonexistent deckbuilding. everything is rng - your level up skills, loot drops, passive skills line-up (I've got a set of 3 passives that I didn't like, tried to re-roll them and got 2 of them again), debuffs - and you don't have any control over it at all. - unclear mechanics - it sometimes hard to understand what effect your card will actually perform, cause description is some kind of gibberish mess. - lack of Tutorials and bad UX. No tutorials on important mechanics like Fate Points, debuffs etc. No map or at least some indicator which will show how many rooms you've passed and how many remains to the boss|exit. Hope this game will be updated in future, coz it has some great potential, but right now it's rather "get on -75% or avoid entirely".

For the price (9€ at launch, 12€ otherwise), it keep me hooked for 2 days, meaning getting to bed at 4am, which is not good :) and i'm not finished with it. So for the price and the fun, this is a good ratio. About the game, there are 5 classes, with the 1st class i finished the dungeon - 5 levels at 1st, then 6 after 1st win). So the puzzle game here is "how to win with this class". Then you can try to change your loadout and your strategy, to find other way to win. Anyway, after having see one class, i'm focusing on the second, arcanist, with which i still don't find a way. My goal is to finish with the 5 classes once, then i'll go to another game. But this is largely enough for the price ! When i finish with a character, i'm understanding what are the other winning strategies, so i'm not really going to try them, too many games to play. Graphically, serviceable, simple, go to fast mode asap. For people who like to play with numbers and global strat

This is my first card game, so I'm by no means an expert but I'm really satisfied with it overall. I was mainly drawn by the art style of the cards but the game surprised me with other things: there are five different heroes, with different mechanics, cards and style of play which kept the game interesting for longer than I thought it would. You start with one and have to unlock the others. Each also starts with a different set of cards, with the possibility to unlock different starting cards for each hero. There are other interesting mechanics like the possibility of getting passive abilities after defeating a boss. The music exists mostly during boss fights but personally, I don't mind it. Mind, it can be frustrating at times due to its RNG system and expect to die a lot, but when you get the right build it is quite satisfying. I've been playing this game daily since I bought it and I'm still quite enjoying it. You might give it a try. NOTE: bought on a 25% discount.

It is not better or worse than Slay the Spire, it has some similar vibes but i think it's pretty cool anyways. Cool cards, quite a lot of enemies, nice encounters and mechanics. Just prepare to grind a lot for gold to unlock your few heroes..

Good art and great deckbuilding mechanics — an interesting combination for Dominion and roguelike admirers. Still, parts of the game's presentation feel rushed (the polish that made Darkest Dungeon shine isn't here), so if you don't think you'd get enjoyment from just the puzzle of the mechanics, it's not worth it.