Drifter's Tales

I think Drifter's Tales made a mistake in its marketing. It advertises itself as a card game when it is, in fact, a PUZZLE game. I say this because the card selection is very limited and uninspired, there is pretty much no deckbuilding and every boss fight seems to have one or two ways to beat it which, combined with the limited card pool, makes the experience more akin to a puzzle game. This version is rather short. Six stories in total (not counting the tutorial) for a total of around two hours to beat. The problem is: you are going to replay the same stories again and again until you memorize the very easy boss patterns. The game description states there are "dozens" of cards, which already doesn't sound very promising. "Dozens" (plural) means exactly TWO dozens, as in 24 different cards. This includes some cards locked behind branching paths and very boring cards like a few variations of "heal 2" and "deal 2 damage". The customization part is actually interesting, and it allows to put permanent stat modifiers found during stories on cards in your deck, such as extra attack or extra speed. The map is set as a board game, in tiles, but the rules for them are inconsistent: sometimes walking on an already discovered tile will show the description again, sometimes it won't. Unfortunately, when you have to rerun the story to try the boss fight again you can't skip the card flipping animation so every five minutes of card game you have to sit through a minute or two of animations and skipping text. Finally, the game is unpolished. Some cards and messages are not translated from French and once I got a line of code instead of the "End Story" message on a button. And don't try to convince me it's meta. Also, there is no Quit option outside the main menu so you need to ALT+F4 the game at the end of a story or at any point during gameplay. If the end goal of this game was to make me interested in the related board game, I'm afraid it achieved the exact opposite.

Interesting game, it's different, feels a bit like a card story game. It's short and needs some sort of replaybility to keep increasing your deck. Still has a few bugs but I enjoyed it

Мужики, спасайте, если наберём 10 лайков и 5 наград, то жена подарит ящик пива

Разрабы не разобрались как сделать игру совместимой с мышью О_о Если вы проходили квейк первый на клавиатуре, т.к. у вас не было мышки, то вспомните старину. Если вас интересует вопрос: "Как сделать в карточной игре тупое управление?" - это ваш ответ.

Как пройти это дерьм0?реально как пройти 4 уровень на горе только бесконечная пещера и мужик ваншот

des idées interessantes. les histoires sont plutot bien foutues. ma premiere partie a été assez punitive. gros souci au niveau de la prise en main : -reconnaissance tres partielle a la manette - clavier / souris qui fonctionnait a moitié. je n ai pas compris comment lire les cartes de l adversaire. l enjeu de choisir une classe spécifique n est pas precisé. est ce voulu? la musique et les bruitages sont plutot quelconque . le background meriterait un meilleur traitement comme dans Inscryption. j'ai hate de voir l'evolution et surveillerait de pres la suite et ferait evoluer le commentaire. Bon courage aux developpeurs.

Mouse cursor is completely hidden on nearly every screen except title screen, making it nearly impossible to play (unless you can track where the cursor should be without actually seeing it). There's a previous complaint about this as well in the comments. Seems like a polished and interesting hybrid card battler / puzzle game, but without being able to see the cursor, it's unplayable. Will replay if an update seeking to correct this issue is issued.