As We Descend

挺好玩的，入手后也玩了挺久，低难度构筑成型还是很爽的 但是目前的两个阵营感觉求知会的留存机制太蠢了，铸誓会的换牌可以消除苦痛牌，留存只是让苦痛牌下回合爆发，而且一般费用都不够打，又有很多牌要求最大法力值打出或者压轴，这和留存机制都是互相矛盾的存在，感觉加强成留存后下回合减一费还差不多 而且一局游戏下来敲牌和删牌的机会太少了，初始牌组还几乎都是纯随机的，爽局很爽，但是一般都要反复SL，我现在难6打一局都要SL个一两次 最后吐槽一下这个游戏就不能拿双前排，攻击是随机的，导致我每次套完盾都要祈祷一下打我套盾的那个，感觉这点需要改一下 虽然说了很多不好的点，但是游戏底子还是很好的，继续更新下去肯定很不错

TL:DR; An interesting roguelike deckbuilder somewhere between Darkest Dungeon, Gwent and Slay the Spire. A little rough around the edges now, but has a lot of potential that I hope the dev's see through to the end. My first impressions where not so good, unfortunately. There's not really a tutorial or even a prologue, you just kind of start playing your first run and sometimes things are explained with tooltips. I don't know why there's a medieval city drilling into the world, or why its kind of medieval but with a handful of sci-fi trinkets and words laying around, or why there's monsters coming for us. Compare this to Against the Storm, which is also light on specifics but does drop hints- and more importantly front-loads the onboarding player with why they're doing what they're doing quickly and simply. (World of endless magical rain, landscape changes every so often so no permanent towns, gather resources for the only safe city left) The game does explain slightly more later in both mechanics and narrative, and its not hard to pick up either, but I think one thing the dev's will need to do better as the game is developed is seed more hooks early on, or at least do a tiny introduction- From what little I can see and pick up on this setting seems quite interesting and I want to know more. It's a very Warhammer 40k kind of vibe where sci-fi and grimdark ahistorical elements stand side by side. I really like the way the battlefield is segmented on yours and the enemy's side into distinct distance positions, Gwent did this too in a minor way but this game really expands upon it in fun and clever means. Some abilities only work at certain areas, others have bonuses that need certain areas to activate, enemy attacks sometimes only target specific areas, etc. It does a good job at simplifying the concept of positioning in the battlefield without losing much complexity of strategy. I don't much see the point of hiding a new ability/attacks name but not its effects. The names of the cards are there to give a quick idea of what it does, hiding it only hides its purpose from those too impatient to read a single additional line of text. If it exists to let the player know what cards are new or not, a simple token saying so works better. The city reminded me a lot of the one from Darkest Dungeon, where your success outside of it reinforces your base of operations, which in turn powers up your units to go outside to get more stuff, rinse and repeat. Like DD you only have so many slots in the city to do things within per cycle, but in this you have to spend a card to access it, and you only get 2 per cycle to do anything with, and 1 of each of those 2 can only access half of the buildings. I don't think you should be limited to only using a single special resource within those areas when you do access them. As-is right now the current system is fiddly and punishing to learn with little in the way of upsides should you have a surplus of special items to use. I see what they're trying to do here by making cycles within the city as strategic as on the battlefield, but city cycles are meant to be downtime and a reward for your actions outside, and a different approach is needed here. Overall I did quite like the game despite the complaints above; I like the setting, I like the combat, the meta-progress is fair enough, and I feel confident the things I didn't like will be tightened up considerably by the games release. *Edit: one bonus gripe- This game does a thing with fulfilling quests for meta-progress that I find really annoying; fulfilling a requirement is not applied retroactively. You can do an entire difficult or time consuming task to unlock new stuff to play with BUT if you hadn't unlocked that task first... well go ♥♥♥♥ yourself and do it again.

Увидя слишком много положительных отзывов повёлся и купил эту игру, поскольку нравятся рогалики и карточные игры. По началу мне даже нравилось, пытался разобраться, сделал пару забегов. Но спустя несколько игр вынужден оставить отрицательный отзыв по нескольким причинам: 1. Игра очень перегружена механиками. В следствие этого на врагах может висеть миллион разных статусов, сами враги могут совершать за ход несколько действий, они тоже отображаются возле них, следовательно интерфейс очень перегружен, на нем слишком много информации. 2. Вторая причина исходит из первой: поскольку механик много, необходимо вычитывать все, наводясь на карты или противников по ходу игры. В самом описании механик могут быть использованы слова обозначающие другие механики, в свою очередь описание этих механик не всегда появляется, приходится наводится на другую карточку с этой же механикой. Опять же, какого-то кодекса с описанием всех механик игры я не нашел, а их там ОЧЕНЬ много. 3. К сожалению такое обилие механик и проблемы с доступом к информации об этих механиках делает игру не интересной, а скорее наоборот - нудной. Обилие этих механик еще не означает их полезность, в игре тонна мусора, бесполезных карт, бесполезных локаций. А ресурсы в локациях рандомны, и часто повторяются. 4. В некоторых моментах с фонарем, я не понял, баг это или механика. Например, набрав силовое поле, оно почему то не отображалось в бою на фонарю вовсе, получив же урон и опустившись до 3 хп, после боя каким то образом хп стало равно 19. А затем в следующем бою снова 20. Как?? Я вообще не понял. Короче, любители рогаликов и карточных игр вполне могут попробовать, но далеко не факт что зайдет, берите только по скидке.

Отличный карточный рогалик! Именно в такое направление должны были пойти разрабы slay the spire 2, но поезд уже уехал и вышла эта шикарная игра! Пока что единственный недочет это местами английский текст при русской локализации

A really solid deck builder that's easy to pickup and satisfying to fully master. At first, the army building and city mechanic got me intrigued then the combat gameplay got me hooked. I managed to beat my very first run (well technically second since I did a dialogue path early on that leads to an instalose) mainly because of how easy to understand how the mechanics of combat are. Though icons may need a bit of work to makr them more readable. As for the currently available content, I just started and still has a lot to discover but for what's here now is really good. Excited to see what's in store for the game's future.

Классная, но коротенькая