Prime Monster

Tres bon jeu de strategie roglike. dommages quil n y a pas plus de monstre .

I love this game. It's a tiny bit limited in content right now, but the positives so make up for that slightly negative. Roguelike Deckbuilders are not really my favorite genre, even though I've played a bunch. But I bought this one solely on the dev's previous title, Sexy Brutale (which was an incredible, unique narrative puzzle game). Prime Monster does several things differently from most roguelike deckbuilders that I appreciated: 1) You don't really add new cards to your deck through a run. Which means you don't have that annoying experience of getting too many cards in your deck because you're hunting for fun combos. Instead you regularly upgrade cards which take you down very distinct build paths. 2) So how is this a deckbuilder if you don't add cards. Will, you also collect and upgrade "tactics" (abilities) as you go through a run. You can have up to 5 tactics at once, and by the end of a run you'll probably have 15 or so to choose from. One of the great things about the game is that you have the opportunity in a "strategy" session before each debate to change your tactics loadout, which can significantly change your playstyle even with same cards. In other words: The game doesn't punish you for combo-hunting and experimenting. 3) The meta layer of this game is actually very fun AND ties in directly to the "debate" (fight) sessions. For example: You need to make sure you'll poll rating is high enough to win reelection at the end of every term. But you also have to manage your cash and political capital. You're confronted with decisions you need to make in the Meta-Strategy layer between debates — and usually something that increases your poll rating will cost cash or political capital (and vice versa). At the same time, "political capital" is basically your MP that you use to play tactics during debates. And if you expend all of your political capital in the final round of a debate, you won't have any leftover to handle the challenges that come your way between debate sessions. Lastly, my favorite thing and that makes Prime Monster stand out is there's just so much damn charm in this game. From all the party puns like the Trolletariat, or the Blob Separatists (comprised of blobs who split and multiply) or the Zombified People's Movement (full of Zombies that can become a horde and resurrected from death). But also just the names of characters, the newspaper headlines between elections, the "red box" events. There was clearly a lot of love and thought put into this, which is the final thing that distinguishes Prime Monster from so many other roguelike deckbuilders, which feel like they're just being churned out these days. Things I'd love to see in the future: - More playable characters and parties - More endgame challenges beyond the [spoiler]attempted coup[/spoiler] - More game mode types — instead of starting as the opposition and winning within one term, what about playing as the opposition longer and slowly building up support from a tiny party to a political powerhouse, blocking key PM legislation? Or a mode where you need to form a coalition with other parties, not just beat them all down? I don't have all the best ideas here and I trust the devs to figure it out. TLDR: This is already a great game with a ton of charm and unique, thoughtful mechanics. And even so, there's a lot of room for improvement and I'm excited to see the devs (hopefully) continue to add more content!

Genuinely one of the funniest games I've ever played: if you like British dry humour you will too. Lots of interesting mechanics based off of British politics, highly polished. Well worth a look.

This game is very addicting. The art style is very charming and getting those big swings is the most satisfying thing in the world. Also we love to see a good parody of the British political system, I had a funny feeling about this game when Keir Starmer announced he was resigning. The RNG can be a bit cruel, but it's still very fun. I give it a solid 8/10.

Cool

The most realistic politics good yes

AMAZING i love it !!!!!!!!!!!!