Shards of Order
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Critic Reviews for Shards of Order
Shards of Order takes the deckbuilding formula and grafts it onto a narrative RPG without a roguelite structure. Its strength is combat: cards don't consume mana or action points, but advance a shared timeline, forcing you to calculate how much space to give your enemies.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Although the Shards of Order formula doesn't change fundamentally from start to finish, the game constantly encourages the audience to create changes and not use a fixed process.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Shards of Order appeals especially to players tired of roguelike runs but who don't want to give up card-based tactics. For those seeking sustained progression, distinct characters, and a complete story instead of endless repetition, it's one of the year's noteworthy indie RPGs.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Shards of Order makes a strong case for itself. It has a clear identity, an interesting combat system, a dark setting, and enough character progression to make each battle feel connected to the larger journey.
