Tainted Grail: Conquest

Потрясающий карточный рогалик, с шикарной музыкой, дизайном и побочным квестами

玩了阿瓦隆的陨落，才开始回头玩这个。比阿瓦隆的陨落好玩。。。

Too slow to get going. Too grindy.

Adorei o jogo, porém poderiam colocar uma legenda em Portugues. E como não encontrei tradução na internet, isso barra muita gente de comprar e jogar o jogo. Mas o jogo é muito bom e recomendo. Ps. Se alguem souber de alguma tradução me passa por favor!!!

What a surprise! This game is fun, and challenging. each character my seem like a ripoff of another one at first but as you play them more they are all different. The story is actually interesting as well so bonus. If you are on the fence its worth it but nothing wrong with waiting for a sale

Это карточная игра, где можно поиграть за 9 разных классов и получить приятные впечатления. Мне больше всего понравилось играть за часового, но до него надо доиграть. Приятно что у часового есть урон, деф и пробивание. Можно эффективно наносить урон по самым разным врагам и при этом не помереть) Надо хорошо все планировать чтобы победить. Ресурсы очень скромно насыпаны в игре, поэтому испытываешь острые ощущения, когда бой выигрывается. Часто хп служит обменной валютой на карте, а расставаться с хп неохота. После смерти в новом прохождении строишь новую колоду карт и мне нравится эта вариативность. Музыка классная, озвучка приятная, играть интересно, глазу приятно. А что еще нужно для счастья?)

A really nice game. While I'm not a fan of card games per se, I do enjoy roguelikes, and Tainted Grail: Conquest was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The starts off quite challenging with very limited permanent upgrade possibilities at the start of the playthrough. If you are lucky with the RNG you might find the right NPC's during your first runs. Once you get the first few permanent stat and rune drop upgrades the game becomes mostly a cakewalk, at least at the lowest difficulties. There is a total of nine classes, divided into 3 groups of 3. The groups share most cards among their 3 classes, in some cases with a specific spin. Each of the groups play drastically different, while variations between specific classes are more subtle and nuanced, at least on paper. In practice, due to passive upgrades you get to pick at each of 20 level ups (and which each time are randomized from the available list), there is a lot of potential variety to the builds. Especially if you combine it with the runes which are an random loot from enemy encounters. Despite it being a turn-based card game, the fights have some dynamic to them. Soundtrack is definitely a strong side of the game, combined with the graphic style of enemies and backgrounds it creates a nice climate. The story and quests (depending on personal taste) are mostly short and interesting, it's more of a chance dialogue you get to have than an overarching plot. Some frustration might come from the random nature of NPC encounters, due to which you might sometimes need over three playthroughs to push a single quest to the next stage. Most of the time the rewards are quite subtantial and increase the positive net bonuses of these random encounters even further. All dialogues are fully voiced, which I believe deserves a mention. The language, while not overly archaic, fits the setting quite well. Overall a most sincere recommendation, especially on sale.