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Cross Blitz is a unique RPG deckbuilder featuring fast-paced tactical combat with loads of cards to collect and synergies to wield. Explore, level up, craft new cards and build the perfect decks as you carve your own path to victory!
Cross Blitz is a early access, rogue-lite and deckbuilding game
developed by Tako Boy Studios LLC
and published by The Arcade Crew and Gamera Games.
Released on November 29th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 1,313 reviews of which 964 were positive and 349 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Cross Blitz into these genres:
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 or AMD Phenom II X2 550
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 320, 1 GB or AMD Radeon HD 6570, 1 GB
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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I'll be honest, reviews tend to scare me away from a game, specially if I haven't tried its demo and there ain't much information of it out there. it almost made me not buy it because I was extremely discouraged from the reviews. but damn, I'll say, it was my best buy last december. Cross Blitz has charm, substance, depth, it's so much polished, so well produced, you gotta play to see it. the game has two modes, a roguelite mode named Tusk Tales, which I feel is more arcadey than roguelite, and then there's Fables, which is a story mode. Tusk Tales gives you 12 characters to play as, and each of them has a major archetype. there's a character which focus on summoning a big tough board, another that focuses on summoning your baddies to shoot cannons at the enemy's board, there are spellcasters focused on their minions dying and board and... there's so much. Tusk Tales is, honestly, one of the most well fleshed experiences I've seen on deckbuilders out there, and it's accessible too. it starts though, but you get the hang of it and it just. gets. better! Fables is where the game shines the most though. the stories are fun, it's quite Octopath, you know? where some of them appear on someone else's story and you just start to make connections here and there. there are 4 characters (so far. there's a fifth to come), and each character has 3 chapters each. it's where you're given the most freedom to try out a major archetype and their combos. I won't say much about these modes because it really comes down to experience. it's just to give you an idea. Cross Blitz is a hidden gem and I am so glad I got it instead of anything else. and that ALL in Early Access. 10/10, no doubts here.
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If you like any of the single player PvE content from games like Hearthstone Dungeon Run, and especially Legends of Runeterra Path of Champions, this is absolutely for you. It has the rogue-lite runs from those games with loads of deck and relic modifiers, so many choices and characters to make each run fun. It also has a very fun story mode with charm and great music. This is a must buy for anyone who like PvE or single player modes in any trading card game.
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Awesome fun card game for singleplayer. tried it during the free week, couldent put it down and instantly bought it. You love singleplayer card games this is a must have.
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Highly Recommend. This basically Hearthstone/Marvel Snap without paying for DLC or waiting on your opponent because it's a singleplayer game. You can leave the game anytime if you have an emergency because it's turn based. The art is charming, animations are well done, sound effects are punchy, the music is great and the gameplay is amazing. The constructed deck format (called Fables) has a 30 card limit and limit on each card placed based on rarity. This format has you playing a campaign through a large story map to collect cards. You battle other people/decks to win cards or resources to craft them. Your deck will have one of 4 super abilities that activate when you meet a certain condition (ex: 10 units have died, activate mega damage). You can also equip 1 mega trinket and 3 smaller trinkets that will change how the decks play (ex: units you play have a random death ability or units that hit you take damage). There are 3 of 5 campaigns out as of writing this review. The most fun part for me though is the roguelike gamemode (Tusk Tales). Same gameplay as constructed but with no deck size or card limit. You progress through a tree similar to Slay the Spire, activating battle nodes, camp nodes, rare encounter nodes etc and craft a deck along the way. You will find or purchase cards and trinkets as you go. You can even craft your cards to have abilities (-1 cost, + power, thorns etc) which you can't do in the regular campaign. Resources you collect in this mode can unlock more playable characters, more cards, more trinkets, more card upgrades and cosmetic card backs. There are 8 out of 20 characters to play released as of this review. For the price of 1 Marvel Snap season pass you can buy this whole game which has possibly more depth than both Hearthstone and Marvel Snap. I can see myself playing maybe 100 more hours with the content that's already here and I'm excited for more updates from the devs. I don't know why there is no youtube hype for the game. Get on this NOW if you like card battlers and deckbuilders.
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Cross Blitz is a very solid turn-based game with lots of varied mechanics, charming visuals and a great potential for more things to come. There's a story mode (Fables) and a roguelike mode (Tusk Tales) which play very differently. Story mode The great thing about the Story mode is that it allows you to tailor your deck for each particular encounter and side-quest. Some battles can be won with your main deck, some will require you to switch your build a bit, and some will force you to switch your deck entirely. There's a ton of cards that you can and have to try out in each campaign with various synergies and applications. The units are very varied and I'm not sure I've played even half of the roster, it's that expansive. The gameplay itself is pretty great, although due to the mana system it takes some time to ramp up. One QoL change I'd suggest is to include a way to scroll through opponents whole deck - as of now, you can only look through their hand, which is not an ideal way to learn which card does what. The stories are adorable and humorous, with a lot of focus put into characters and their intertwinning stories. There's a decent amount of lore and world-building that you can explore. Roguelike mode Tusk Tales, unfortunately, is a less impressive mode at the moment. Instead of traversing lengthy locations, you play on a Slay the Spire styled map, but a very short one. It's so short that the deckbuilding aspect doesn't come into full play. You spawn in with limited ammount of cards (~11), play the battle, pick new cards (optional) and then you need to pick a companion that fills out the rest of your deck (mandatory). In a span of one battle your deck basically grows in 2 and then you have no reason to pick new cards - the lowest cost units can easily carry you, especially when you have certain relics. The factions balance here is also a mixed bag, some minions and enemies are simply more powerful than others. For example, in the Story mode the mushroom enemies aren't that threatening, cause you fully heal after each battle, yet here it's best to avoid them altogether, cause their poison suddenly cripples your health for the run. I found that Dead pirates, Golems and Kendos are way better than regular Pirates, Bomb builds or Groupies, etc. - again, the story mode felt more balanced. As for the map itself, you usually have to focus on relics (to pick up the blades that give you Dualstrike, that's it), camps (to thin out your deck), unit enchancement and card shops (not to buy cards, but to thin out your deck). Special places aren't worth visiting at all and buying new cards is practically detrimental to your deck. I'm not sure how to fix this experience, but I think it would've been better if locations on the map weren't disjointed and were segments of one long run instead. You'll then have to prepare for the final boss far ahead and have more opportunities to change your build, at least in theory. Verdict That being said, Cross Blitz is a great game that although has some issues at this stage (it's an Early Access, after all), is well-deserving of your attention if you're into turn-based roguelikes. Some of the negative reviews listed here sound completely ridiculous and unjustified to me, so I urge you to try it out for yourself.
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Online players
25
Developer
Tako Boy Studios LLC
Publisher
The Arcade Crew,
Gamera Games
Release
29 Nov 2023
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