Deathless. Tales of Old Rus Reviews
Even if there is no a definitive happily lived ever after ending to this tale, it's the process that matters and it's a fun endeavor every single time. Here's hoping that there are more fun adventures coming our way in the future.
Review in Russian |
Battles in the roles of Slavic heroes, based on cards, bring pleasant relaxing entertainment, but also a certain challenge.
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Deathless. The Hero Quest is a solid iteration on the Slay the Spire formula. It features some of the best visuals and animations in the deck-builder genre. While gameplay sticks a little too close to the games that inspired it, it does feature a few new mechanics to make it feel just original enough to be worth playing. There are so many other fantastic roguelike deck-builders out there that it’s difficult for me to outright recommend Deathless. The Hero Quest, but if you are looking for more narrative in a genre usually void of it, Deathless. The Hero Quest is a great option with enough content and incentive to keep playing and make it worth its price.
Deathless is an excellent entry point into the roguelike genre for newcomers, but also stands out for veteran fans of the genre. Endless possibilities and a story that keeps you coming back make this worth playing time and time again.
Deathless. Tales of Old Rus is a finely crafted game with incredible promise. A must-have for fans of roguelike card games, this game can also appeal to turn-based strategy fans. Many nuanced systems and a unique style come together harmoniously to elevate the game to a new level. Everything is subtle, and the game definitely will not disappoint.
Deathless. Tales of Old Rus. delivers a great deck-building roguelike experience, thanks to its mastery and twists on the genre’s mechanics, its fantastic art and characters, and the unique way it brings its Slavic mythology setting to life.