Hadean Tactics on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
Hadean Tactics is a roguelike deckbuilding game fused with autobattler elements to create a unique strategy experience. Use your cards to influence the actions of your units and help your Hero defeat the Six Wings of Hell!
Hadean Tactics is a roguelike deckbuilder, auto battler and card battler game
developed and published by Emberfish Games.
Released on August 24th 2023 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 8 languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Turkish and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 1,731 reviews of which 1,555 were positive and 176 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 3.62€ on Instant Gaming.
The Steam community has classified Hadean Tactics into these genres:
System requirements
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: Intel i5, 2.4 Ghz or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated HD Graphics 520 w/128 MB or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Version 9.0c
MacOS
- OS: OS X Mavericks 10.9 or newer
- Processor: Intel i5, 2.4 Ghz or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated HD Graphics 520 w/128 MB or better
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 or newer
- Processor: Intel i5, 2.4 Ghz or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated HD Graphics 520 w/128 MB or better
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Sound Card: OpenAL Compatible Sound Card
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There's nothing wrong with this game if you can enjoy it for what it is. This isn't anything like Slay the Spire though - there's no planning of moves based on math calculating how fast you can kill an enemy. This is more of an RPG with tactics and bonus cards and maybe some combos (though I didn't see anything resembling a combo in as little as I played it). I didn't keep the game though, because it wasn't what I was looking for or what I was led to believe it was from the other people's reviews. But it isn't bad either, so I still will give it a recommend.
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6/10 Solid roguelike card battler with autobattler elements. I'd *love* if it had a campaign mode, but it's decent as it is. Anyway, you manage a small group of a hero + hirelings and use cards during battle to buff/debuff/damage/etc. Units have automatic attacks/skills on top of that. Pros: - I can actually see everything in the game and read all text without issues. I don't know why so many games are so bad at this when it's not exactly rocket science to do - Great music - Combat automatically pauses every several seconds with new cards to use. I *love* this because it makes it feel like you have control over what's going on while still not requiring micromanagement against easy enemies. You can still pause whenever you want on top of the auto-pause - Cards are visually appealing, easy to distinguish at a glance, and easy to use - Lots of creatures to hire into your group - You actually get some total damage numbers at the end of a fight, which helps you make better unit/card upgrade choices Mehs: - I don't love being forced to start as 1 character with no options. I'd prefer to start as a character I like better and unlock other things, but it's not a dealbreaker to me - Very little is explained to you, but it's not really difficult to figure out Cons: - Biggest one: starting decks are nearly identical for different heroes, apparently. Kinda boring - Too much of the game is unlocking tons of stuff. Wouldn't be so bad except for above point: you always start with the same boring crap, so unlocking isn't so much fun for half the run until you start putting together an actual strategy - Relatively low replayability, partly due to too few heroes/units/cards. I'm at 15 hours now and am already exhausting what I want from the game. I could *maybe* stretch it to 30 if I get into using the custom hero but I dunno - Took a little too much inspiration from Slay the Spire - Some creatures/cards/talents are much more effective than others. I don't expect or even want perfect balance, but the gulf is too big Editing with final thoughts after being about "done" with the game: my final point above kinda ruins the game as you play more. Say I go into a run wanting to do something like be a pure fire mage, a pure ice mage, or a Decay-spreading archer... if I have the opportunity to buy or get a severely overpowered card/unit that isn't part of my strategy, I *have* to take it if I want a chance of beating the final boss. This often leads to feeling like I'm forced to take cards/gear/units that compliment that new strategy (usually creating Illusions or Ephemeral units) and my character's "identity" is lost. Really souring my experience as I'd love to play more if not for this issue.
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I use my total play hour to guarantee this game. There's new challenge every week. That's the reason i keep playing
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"An Inferno of Roguelike Masterpiece." Hadean Tactics is a game that has captivated me in ways I didn't anticipate. Initially drawn in by the intriguing blend of roguelike and auto-battler mechanics—two genres that I hold in high regard—I decided to purchase the game without knowing much about it. What I discovered was an experience so rich, so thoughtfully crafted, that it has quickly become one of my favorite games in recent memory. The game encourages experimentation, and with each run, you'll find yourself discovering new synergies and strategies that keep the experience fresh and exciting. The learning curve is perfectly balanced, with the game providing just enough challenge to keep you engaged, while also rewarding you for your efforts with satisfying moments of triumph. One of the most impressive aspects of Hadean Tactics is the pacing of its runs. The developers have struck a perfect balance between length and engagement, ensuring that each run feels substantial without overstaying its welcome. This is crucial for a roguelike, where the temptation to dive into "just one more run" is a key part of the game's allure. In Hadean Tactics, each run is long enough to allow for meaningful progression and strategy development, yet concise enough that you’re always eager to jump back in after a successful—or unsuccessful—attempt. Visually, Hadean Tactics is a true work of art. The game boasts a unique and vibrant art style that immediately sets it apart from other games in the genre. Every element, from the character designs to the environments, is crafted with a meticulous attention to detail. The game’s color palette is both bold and harmonious, creating a visual experience that is as engaging as the gameplay itself. Complementing the game’s visual design is a soundtrack that is nothing short of extraordinary. The music in Hadean Tactics is perfectly tuned to the gameplay, enhancing the tension and excitement of each battle. Whether you’re deep in the heat of combat or carefully planning your next move, the soundtrack keeps you fully engaged, heightening the emotional impact of every decision you make. Even after spending numerous hours with Hadean Tactics, I feel like I’ve only begun to scratch the surface of what the game has to offer. The sheer amount of content is staggering, with a wealth of unlockables, secrets, and challenges that promise countless hours of replayability. Each run introduces new variables, from different enemies and environments to an array of items and abilities that can drastically alter your strategy. Whether you’re a seasoned fan of roguelikes, a lover of strategy games, or someone looking for something fresh and innovative, Hadean Tactics is a must-play. It’s a game that will challenge you, surprise you, and most importantly, keep you coming back for more. In every sense of the word, Hadean Tactics is a masterpiece, and I can’t recommend it highly enough.
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Hadean Tactics is a game that's easy to play at any time without much commitment. Functionally it combines the deckbuilding genre with the autobattling genre, but I think it lacks the nuance of either genre that makes them engaging in the first place. It's fun, easy to play, and an interesting fusion, but I feel like I've seen everything it has to offer. For a more in depth review, check out my video below! https://youtu.be/sGAKhRJ-SIU
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Online players
26
Developer
Emberfish Games
Publisher
Emberfish Games
Release
24 Aug 2023
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