Shroom and Gloom

Lots of potential to be a great game but is missing the mark. Pros: - Exploration deckbuilding is by far the coolest part of the game. Having to sequence turns and manage resources to get the most out of every camp is really unique and highly rewarding for those who can manage their deck properly. - Art style is so so so dope - Open-ended card modifiers allow you to deckbuild in a variety of ways to achieve cohesiveness and synergy Cons: - Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. Infinites. - ^ Game is just way too easy to break. Don't know if "heat" modifiers will change this at all but every single run is breakable to the point that I don't even enjoy the combat anymore. The exploration is far more interesting for this reason. It doesn't really matter what character you're playing when you're always offered packages so game-warpingly strong that you can just do whatever you want. Out of about 10 runs I've achieved infinites 8 times. Please fix this - Bosses don't feel punishing enough. I leave almost every combat at near max health and honestly lose the most net amount from exploration. Normal mobs are pretty lackluster as well and I just find myself happy to move past the combat phase and into the exploration phase. Bugs that I've noticed (Separate from cons cuz i'm sure they'll be fixed) - Wrong Text: When at the exploration shop, hovering over the toad to remove a card displays "Combat" instead of "Exploration," but when you pay for it it goes into your exploration deck. I'm sure it's supposed to remove whatever card the shop is for, so I imagine it's just wrong display text - Graphical: In camps, every so often you'll just see gloom that's not really there hiding the object that is actually there. You can use cards as intended for the object that's really there and the hover window that displays the actions you can take is accurate. All in all the game is well on its way to being a fun builder, but I would like to see a LOT more care put into ramping the difficulty and cutting out infinites, at least at higher "heat" values.