
In this deckbuilder your deck plays automatically. Upgrade, enchant and stickerize your cards to create clever cascading effects that defeat monsters and other players. Can you reach the Grail?
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Yeah it's pretty fun. I like it
Cool game. In terms of auto-battler games on the market, it's a strong running as long as it get's consistent content. I was a tft guy, then a backpack battles guy, then a bazaar guy, and I'm not so sure if I'm convinced I'm a Grail guy just yet until I see a little more. That being said, if you like auto-battlers Grail is a fun, solid experience.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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holy moly
Very cool!
Cheap as chips game with good depth and nice artwork. Large variety of cards and powers and some good meta progression to keep things interesting. Recommended.
I never played a demo so much. It truly is a masterpiece autobattler.
Great game.
I found Bazaar to be quite confusing when massive numbers are flying around, and cooldowns and triggers arr all over the place. I found the runs to be too long sometimes, and the difficulty too high. Grail fixes almost all of these problems for me, with a much softer learning curve, the linear deckbuilding "1 at a time" battle being far easier to parse and conceptualise, and more concise and consistent run lengths. Plus after a few days the devs have already made some quite significant player friendly changes. Such an easy recommend for anyone who likes async roguelike battlers like SAPS, The Bazaar, Batomon, Oaken Tower, etc.
A significantly better version of the the Bazaar. The devs aren't a huge rip off that believe you should pay full price twice to play the game on and off steam and then charge 20 dollars per character. You pay one (much cheaper) price and get everything and you can unlock everything in the game just by playing. It's slow, but you can earn it. there's a speed up function unlike the Bazaar which made a statment about never including for some reason. Even beyond Bazaar comparisons it works wonderful as its own game. There's are so many cards with so many combos between the three characters I'm always finding something new while at the same time not getting exodiad every run. If you like auto battlers, get this one.
Great game but good lord devs please fix the deck scrolling its so bad, its so terrible to look through your deck, do actions like put stickers on your cards, it causes so many misclicks. It really sucks to have edge panning with no sensitivity adjustment. Pls fix the UI on this, have an option to allow undos on things where you select cards (at least a toggle in settings), have sorts for the cards in deck viewer. Like, this is a game with incredible depth, incredible mechanics and potential, but the UI needs more in terms of QoL. Its new so I expect these things to be improved in time. I hope they add new characters in future. In terms of the deckbuilding itself there' so much careful customization you can do it is an absolute beauty in terms of its gameplay loop and OCD satisfaction. I do feel strongly about the UI/QoL stuff because I think it would just make a really good potential game into a really great one. It really has a great foundation for what it offers.
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