Culdcept The First

Sou fã de culdcept, esse poderia ter mais coisas tipo uma história maior e tals. Mas como foi o primeiro lançado nos anos 90, Não vou exigir demais. Um bom jogo, na espera por mais culdcept na steam.

I grew up playing a different Culdcept and when I found out this one was being ported I had buy it. It is a Port so nothing flashy or fancy added. I've read other reviews about freezes but ive yet to have any in my 12 hours so far. The game has a fun learning curve. If you enjoy this kind of game Id give it a try. I was a little worried going in since it was a older port game but it runs great. a Controller is needed, but having one for other games this was not a problem.

Terrible port. It boots but it doesn't reads steam input and the default controller configuration doesn't seems to work. I can't get past the startup screen since this game doesn't allow keyboard+mouse input.

Look closely, this is Culdcept The First not Culdcept Begins. Thought I was buying the latter, which as of this writing is still listed as set to release in Q4 of 2026. I feel a bit hoodwinked, but that’s my fault.

탄탄한 원작의 힘. 그러나 추가적인 편의요소는 아쉽다 tcg와 모노폴리를 결합시킨 컬드셉트가 취향맞는 사람에게는 우주명작이란건 꽤 알려진 사실이고 거의 30년전에 나온 작품을 그대로 가져왔음에도 게임성이 떨어진다는 느낌은 전혀없다 여전히 재밌고 여전히 흥미롭다 다만 아쉬운건 pc로 옮겨오면서 키보드와 마우스가 안 먹힌다는 충격과 공포의 날림이식과 편의성 추가라고 리와인드라는 치트기능을 넣어주면서도 당연히 있어야할 게임속도 증가나 대사 스킵이 전혀없는건 확실히 문제라고 볼 수 있다 추가요소중에 카드 보상추가는 정말 마음에 드는 장점으로 이런 게임은 카드가 어느 정도 있어야 이런덱 저런덱을 짜는 재미를 느낄수 있기 때문이다 첫작품을 그대로 옮겨오다 보니 카드 밸런스도 첫작품 그대로라는 것도 거슬리지만 어쩔수없는 부분이겠지

不推薦 我要玩新版 Culdcept BEGIN ~~畫質漂亮 且可以對戰

I'll keep this short and simple. As you might know, Culdcept feels like a hybrid version between Monopoly and Magic the Gathering. You roll the dice, take over land by placing your monsters on the tiles, and you try to accumulate enough points by having people land on your tiles and pay you a toll (in mana) and/or by accumulating mana by completing laps around the various maps. The toll and the "lap points" you get depend mostly on the level of the land you control, which you increase by spending mana (also necessary for summoning the monsters, using items in combat and casting spells outside of it). Your mana and the value of your "assets" are counted together to tally up your score, and if you end a lap meeting or exceeding the target score, you win. While the combat is simple and straighforward, and the dice rolls can make or break your run, there are a lot of levers to pull in order to strategize and win (spells that fix the dice rolls, ways to unsummon enemy monsters without a battle, and many many more small nudges you can give the systems to gain an advantage). Thankfully, the AI is also not TOO bright, so even when it's given an advantage you can still outmanuever it and come out on top, most of the times. There is a lot of randomness, however, which might be annoying to some. Many reviews have mentioned having issues like freezing, but thankfully I experienced none of that (make sure to check if things are fine for on your platform of choice during the refund period, just in case). As far as presentation goes, the game is old, but well-done for its time, both for the visuals and the audio. The story feels a bit janky, but it's not very present either (the quips from your adversaries during combat are a bit repetitive and annoying in the long run, but not a deal-breaker). The emulation adds some basic features, plus some unique ones (like being able to see a snapshot of your enemies' hands on the side, outside the playing field). It doesn't feel perfect by any means, but it gets the job done and doesn't impede the core experience. I am happy I got to play the game, as I always was curious about it ever since buying the manga several years ago. It's an odd, but surprisingly enjoyable game, if you like this type of board-game adjacent experience, despite the flaws.