The Last Flame

Infinite reading + mechanics that are complicated but don't seem to add meaningful depth. Maybe if mechanics were introduced more gradually

Game is massively under recongized, one of the best auto-battler I have ever played. It feels so satisfying when you find out a weird combination on the fly that just works, I had runs that felt like they would be over any moment only to get the missing puzzle piece and turn my team of janky fools into a force of nature. This game has a lot of depth to it and feels like a PVE mode of those auto-battler games (dota underlords etc.) How this game didn't get more attention also by content creators baffles me a bit.

If you like deck builders and auto battlers this might be the biggest under appreciated game on Steam for you right now, especially at the price point this game currently has. I never write reviews, but I felt obligated to do it here.

This is my go to game when I am burnt out on everything else. Seems like a lot to learn but it's really all common sense synergies.

Just not for me. This is denser than any autobattler has any right to be imo. The mechanics are incredibly hard to understand and not transparent at all. Despite having an easily accessible glossary of terms. The UI and just general way to navigate the game is also sub-par. There's no graphics options. The way the heroes are designed makes them blend together and they don't stand out from each other.

If you want something more chill than the other PvP auto chess games, this is for you. Also incredibly replayable! Roughly 150 hours into it and still have the feeling i can find cool item-hero combinations. The Reborn feature added also an entire new depth to it. The ability to create custom games with custom rules is also just great. The achievements were also really fun to do and not a dumb "grind that for 1000 hours" thing.

好玩是好玩，有以下几个问题： 1.装备的说明有点复杂，装备的负面加成很不友好，不如删掉负面加成。 2.不能重新随机奖励的装备，也不能重新随机英雄，想玩什么流派都靠纯随机，比较难受。 3.装备如果可以2个或3个相同装备升级成二星装备就好玩了。 4.英雄升级技能选择也不能重新随机，比较难受。

这游戏，就两个字，护盾~~~~~

This is a numbers game, and a fantastic one. The graphics and sound are mediocre. The UI is functional. It's all about slowly recognizing the many connections between the different stats on your heroes and items, and learning to make a build that wipes the floor even with high-level monsters. For this, the game works very well. Buy it if you like diving deep into hero stats, or if you played Path of Exile or Diablo II and actually liked theorycrafting your build much more than actually running around fighting monsters. Don't buy it if the presentation (graphics + sound) are a lot more important to you. There's a lot of content to try out via custom modes, but the "meaningful" progression (unlocking new stuff and climbing the difficulty ladder) stops too soon for me. Regular progression stops at Flamemaster, which I've beaten after about 30 hours. At 66 hours, I've beaten the game at Impossible++, which is a custom mode three difficulty levels above. But if you don't mind spending time with custom modes or Steam achievements, no problem there.