For macOS 10.13 and 10.12 please use the beta branch - to access it in GOG Galaxy use the Customize button (on the right of the Play button) -> Manage installation -> Configure. Once there, from the drop down menu, under the "Installation" section, please select the "MacOS 10.13 and Older" and press OK. The game should be automatically updated to this version. GOG GALAXY is not supported for macOS 10.11 and below and so, in this case, please use the offline installers for your version of the game.
For macOS 10.13 and 10.12 please use the beta branch - to access it in GOG Galaxy use the Customize button (on the right of the Play button) -> Manage installation -> Configure. Once there, from the drop down menu, under the "Installation" section, please select the "MacOS 10.13 and Older" and press OK. The game should be automatically updated to this version. GOG GALAXY is not supported for macOS 10.11 and below and so, in this case, please use the offline installers for your version of the game.
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Posted on: November 25, 2025
JoeyDevaux
Verified ownerGames: 72 Reviews: 1
its the GOAT
its the game against which I compare ALL roguelike deckbuilders (and most non-deckbuilding roguelikes). how do they make a game with so much variance also feel like you are only ever held back by your own skill/game knowledge?? I s2g its witchcraft.
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Posted on: February 12, 2021
EEilonen
Verified ownerGames: 258 Reviews: 17
You build you build you finally unleash
The game is perfect for those players that know how to get creative with these permadeath rogue-like games. The game does have the great mechanic of often giving you something new to play with. You unlock a new card or you learn some mechanic about the game. This is a great game up there with the likes of Hades, Children of Morta and FTL. But if you don't know how to experiment, how to get creative with these one run skilltree creators, then you probably won't spend tens or hundreds of hours on this. Good game. Would play again. The game has: fast progression 4 classes 3 levels hundreds of cards lovely characters and a lot of options to get creative The game does not have: anything to make me creative.
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Posted on: June 22, 2021
Domin922
Verified ownerGames: 65 Reviews: 1
Unfair but addictive
The game is fun and challenging, but u know what? There's one solid rule in most of my battles. I mean, when enemy is about to attack, i get only attack cards and i cant use defence, so i am receiving all dmg. Next turn enemy is not attacking, then i am getting only defence cards and i can't even damage enemies usually. it's still a miracle that i reached lvl 3 boss few times and almost beaten him... I bet its only me having that bad luck, the game is great and addictive. If u tend to have more luck than me, surely u will fall in love with this game.
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Posted on: December 5, 2023
ida_noeman
Games: 24 Reviews: 1
Fun card game with deep strategy.
Slay the spire may be my top game of all time, simply because it scratches so many itches that I have as a strategy gamer — drafting strategy, long-term decisions, interesting tactical mechanics which combine in unique ways on each run, and progression through learning rather than grinding. Slay the Spire seems very difficult when you first start it, but as you learn how to draft and pilot your runs, things become easier and easier until you're winning every run on the base difficulty. That kind of dramatic skill progression in a game feels very rare, because most games will also progress your character with some kind of meta improvements in your strength, and it's hard to tell how much better you are at the game compared to when you started. Learning how to build insane combos, increase your tempo, crush the bosses and beat the hardest elite fights in the game is incredibly rewarding and feels amazing. This game just keeps giving more and more as you ascend the difficultly levels, and you begin to question the assumptions that brought you to this point and rethink the way you play the game completely. 5 stars is not enough.
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Posted on: August 12, 2020
OldOldGamer
Games: 1747 Reviews: 83
Victory! Yeah, by chances...
As other reviewers said, this game start nice and addictive to slowly (not so for me...) sank in frustration, desperation and loss of hair. I own this game on Steam (but I assume same gameplay). I'll not go into the details of the game mechanics (too lazy to do that) but I'll explain the simple reasons why I feel this game is frustrating and brought me to baldness: 1. When you die (and you will die bloody too often) you start always with nothing more than... nothing. -- This alone, after a few deaths, will be taxing and having you need a coffee. 2. Many things are RNG based: map, loot, monsters, hits, etc. -- This can easily create borderline unwinnable situations that, obviously, for common men, means doom. And that's it. Repeat the above ad infinitum and you will have a perfect combo of a addictive, frustrating game. Now, personally, I'm much more easily frustrated than addicted so I binned the game and living an happy life.
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