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Deck Hunter is a roguelike card game. The World of Klanojh has been cursed by Glatta, the Goddess of Anger. Build your deck, make combos, defeat fantasy creatures and help Avery to face the evil and restore the balance!
Deck Hunter is a roguelike deckbuilder, rogue-lite and deckbuilding game
developed and published by L_Draven.
Released on May 30th 2019 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Spanish - Spain.
It has received 322 reviews of which 227 were positive and 95 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 2.0 Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 Mb Video Memory
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 400 MB available space
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Game is great, the changes to the Alc system seems intriguing, the only frustration is that its not finished and receiving a stone get discouraging honestly its the only thing that stops me going another round, also a library of failed combines with a colour like your combo gold outline would be awesome and engaging. overall an exceptional game... seriously!!!
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Really fun for an early access game. The two systems the game uses to separate it from other rogue-like builders are great foundations, but both need work: - Combo system is really cool, once I got the hang of this it made runs much easier and I felt like I was more actively playing than in some other deckbuilders. - Alchemy system will be amazing if they get this right. At the moment it's just too risky to use. Combining cards for the CHANCE at a more powerful card sounds good, but when you end up with a bunch of dead weight from failed attempts it just gums up your deck. Plus you've lost access to sometimes your best early cards. I finished the current content at level 5 with only 1 alchemy card. I found myself wanting to use this system but not wanting to risk it. Definitely worth playing in its current state for anyone who likes roguelike deckbuilders but it's nowhere near finished. If you're expecting a polished experience like Monster Train or Griftland's Sal Campaign this is not it. I have over 100 hours on both of those games and I think this one can be just as good once it's finished. The bones are there. This is early access for a reason. Enjoyed it much more than Vault of the Void. Honestly surprised when I read it was being developed mostly by one guy. He's really responsive on discord to feedback/bugs etc. Fun game. Do recommend.
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Great game - having a lot of fun with it. Took me about 20 hours to reach the end of the current content, but it's pretty evident that there's a good deal more to come. And I'm still looking forward to diving back in to try some new things. Little more information for those that want it Much of the criticisms I've seen concern: "massive amounts of bugs," clunky interface, irritating foes, randomness of cards - here's my take on those: bugs: 20 hours - from tutorial all the way to the end - and I've never seen a single bug. Doesn't mean they're not there. But I haven't seen any - let alone massive numbers of them. clunky: I have no issues with the interface - a little mouse heavy maybe. It would be nice to be able to use wasd when selecting cards. I think the game's quite nice looking. It strikes me as less complex than Slay the Spire , but has more replayability - at least for me. annoying enemies: There are a few enemies in this game that can do permanent damage to your character - either because they ran off with an important card, or they took a chunk out of your max hp. The first few times it happened to me, I found it very frustrating too. After you figure them out, the thief enemies aren't much of an issue - yes, they steal your cards, but if you time your counter-attack well, you can defeat them and not only get your cards back, but take some very nice cards off them as well. Or you could just forgo battle altogether - damage them before they rob you, and they'll just run off - works with all of them but one, though she's the easiest one to beat. But more to the point, Deck Hunter is all about the hero's journey - the ups the downs, the victories as well as set backs. Avery picks herself up and keeps going. I like that about this game. rng: After nearly every battle, you get to choose a card to add to your deck, and as you gain levels, more powerful cards are unlocked. There are a number of different kinds: aoe, leeching, attack, defense, debilitation, tactical - and sometimes you wind up with a mixture, sometimes you wind up with a lopsided deck, sometimes you get a lot of your favorites - and sometimes you don't see your favorite ones at all. Ironically, it was the weird deck full of cards that I typically passed over that helped me reach the end for the first time. It helps to be flexible. Also, every time you make it to the end, you get to keep your cards if you decide to start over.
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Game with great potential but, obviously, not yet finished. Pro: Card evolution is really great Card alchemy is interesting Character evolution through equipment crafting gives the game an RPG spice The map follows very closely the structure from Slay the Spire, which is great... Cons: ... but the angle of view makes it very difficult to navigate Not a fan of the third person view in combat Difficulty needs some adjustment (difficulty can spike extremely) Buffs on enemies are not displayed No 1440p or 4k resolution for now At some point i'm just nitpicking on a early access game, so i stop here with the biggest cons (imo). Still, this game can become really great at some point (maybe even become the next StS). For now, the game is enjoyable and i recommend it
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It's an interesting idea. The graphics are cute and fun. After you unlock a few cards there ends up being some good variety. The hidden combo system is an interesting innovation and pretty fun. However, the upgrade system needs an overhaul. It encourages you to stall every single fight, which leads to a huge boring grind early as you stall and stall to focus on leveling up your cards. Hitting into shields to upgrade your attacks, overdefending to level up your defense cards. Stalling to level up your FORGET cards. It's super flawed, but you *need* to upgrade your cards to proceed far. I'm assuming this will get tweaked during EA. Other than that, I've been enjoying this guy so far. Solid game. (UPDATE: Beat the current content in about 4 hours on my second try. Review stands. I'm a bit more positive on the upgrade system now, but it does need a rework. The balancing tends to be that enemies eventually get "Ultimates" which force the fight to end one way or another. One minor complaint is that some of the upgraded cards are worse than the cards before them, but that's just learning all of the cards in the game. This is going in the right direction and I'm glad I purchased it. Deckbuilders! The armor/weapon system looks.. okay, I guess? The example armor/weapons aren't very interesting and it's a grind to make a single item.. not sure it's worth the feature so far.)
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