Decktamer

Simple at first glance. 8 combats per run ~1h to 3h per run (the latter if you're like me and take your sweet time) (more game modes unlocked afterwards, like endless mode) 2 or 3 enemies at a time (with 1 or 2 waiting to replace them between turns) Each creature has "talents" (passives or effects when they come into play) and "moves" (active skills) You know which move enemies will take in advance. You can capture an enemy using limited food items. That creature is now yours to control on subsequent fights. As I said, simple. Now here where it becomes a good roguelike. You start with 4 syringes (varies with difficulty level) which you can use to remove either a talent or move from a creature (can be done in down time or even during a fight) and use it on another creature you own. Finding the right set of skills, good synergies, is where the fun begins. Now here where they add flavour: There are around 180 creatures you can come across. 1 star creatures at first, up to 5 on later stages (+ boss fight) The majority have "variants". (Variant A, B, or C) This means if you see the same creature in another run, it doesn't mean it will have the same talents or moves. This adds tremendously to the replayability. Each run feels different, and that's what you want. Each creature you meet can even have a talent or move from another creature. Capture those and add your own skills on them. Say you have some creature that can use a skill that fortifies them and then leave at the end of the turn. But hey, you also add a talent "Heal 4 when this creature leaves". Making them a good intermittent tank. You can have a starter creature that has a talent saying "the enemy in front takes 1 additional damage when hit". You remove it and add it to another creature that does 3 attacks with a single move (net value of +3 damage now) The different options in difficulty settings is appreciated The artwork is refreshing (getting tired of pixel arts lately) And the music is growing on me. Bought this thinking if I get 6-7 hours it'll be a win. 25 hours in and I still have monsters to unlock in the bestiary. Let's start another run...

2/10 its a deck builder, where you have almost no choice in what you can build and everything dies forever. - sooo many things can 1 hit you - creatures die forever - if your creature dies and you put out a new one out it resets the round. this means the enemy gets it turn again. the enemy had 7 move speed and 4 attack. it was able to kill my entire party of 5 cards cause it kept getting to attack 1st and 1 hitting - not a fan of the tame system. that is luck based to get a replacement new thing well my party is dying left and right - dont like the art style - no starting bonus unlocks, unlock stuff that makes the game harder if you want

[h1] Rating: 3/5 [/h1] [h3] Peaked in the first two runs [/h3] While I had some fun with Decktamer early on, the more I played, the more increasingly I found it to be undercooked and underwhelming. Key areas of weakness like balance and difficulty point directly at the taming concept. Needing to be strong enough to withstand incoming damage, while also making sure you have the exact damage needed to drop a creature to 1 HP is clunky and unforgiving. Overall, the concept is just bad I think. I could make recommendations like not having reserve creatures enter on the same turn as a successful tame, but honestly I am sick of sandbagging for the 1 HP calculations full-stop. I just want to win my fights. Unless the game becomes that way I'd rather just recommend against it.

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これは素晴らしい！ 世にあるスレスパライクの中でも、 [h1]ポケモンカードゲーム[/h1]のスレスパ版。 属性やエネルギーはないし、複数のレーンがあるんだけど、全く持ってポケカ。 素晴らしく論理的に作られた仕組みの数々に唸らされるばかり。 作者めっちゃ頭がいいなと思った。 もちろん新規性という意味ではかなり薄いけど、まじめにカードゲーム考えたことある人ならこの工芸品としての良さはわかるはず。 ちょっとだけゲームとして悪いのは、 ランダム要素がなくドローも1枚なので、戦闘中はほぼ最適解行動を探すゲームになってしまっているんだけど それが”重い”かな。 まぁでも相当考えない系プレイヤーの俺でなんとかラストまでいけたということは 大抵のプレイヤーにとってはギリギリ許容の負荷なんでしょう。 カードゲーマーなら言わずもがな。 敵のランダム幅が結構あるのでちょっと理不尽に思える場面があるのと やりこんだ状況がわからないけど、基本的にデバフなんてやってる暇なくてどこまでいっても強い攻撃の殴り合いにならないかとか、そこだけ心配だけど… でもソロポケカとしてこれ考えたのは本当にえらいと思う。

Nah, not for me. There is no sense of caring or evolving about your cards/monsters. They die so often and you are expected to tame new ones every battle, which die next battle and so on. Also the gameplay loop didnt grab me at all.

Interesting concept, but... I'm a collector. I don't like perishable things. I like collecting. Your deck is perishable. Your cards either die or you toss them because they lose value. Creatures you "tame" are only temporary companions until they die or your run ends, which returns them to the nothingness. I feel a sense of loss rather than a sense of completion. *Sadface*

有考虑拉长单局游戏流程，细化难度曲线，让人能够获得成长感和完成感吗。说实话感觉如果能够把所有事件的强度平衡一下就好了，实在太非了摸不到想要的事件也可以玩，或者你来个可以选事件的道具也可以啊。