Griftlands

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Top Critic Average

100%

Critics Recommend

PC Gamer
80 / 100
Game Informer
8.8 / 10
The Games Machine
8.6 / 10
Screen Rant
4.5 / 5
3DNews
9 / 10
Fintendo
4.5 / 5
GameBlast
8.5 / 10
LadiesGamers.com
Loved
Creators: Klei Entertainment
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Critic Reviews for Griftlands

Charm and good storytelling overcome limited, experimental deck-building.

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Game Informer

John Carson
8.8 / 10.0
Game Informer

Griftlands provides drama, laughs, and fun strategy that's a great twist on the genre, adding more character depth and lore than the usual deck-builder

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Griftlands is an atypical deckbuilding roguelite with an addictive gameplay formula and a top notch narrative. I can see myself playing this game for a very long time while trying to master everyone of its aspects.

Review in Italian | Read full review

Griftlands shines in unexpected places.

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Griftlands has so much to offer to a player. The nuanced deck-building system, heartfelt characters and a deep lore makes it a worthy way to sink dozens of hours.

Review in Russian | Read full review

"Double agent and licence to kill."

Review in Finnish | Read full review

Griftlands uses flexible systems to create a remarkable roguelike deck-building RPG. Its best aspect, without a doubt, is the great influence of decisions: allying with someone or annihilating characters have important consequences in the events. In addition, it's exciting to be able to resolve dilemmas in a variety of ways—talk, intimidation, and bribery are valid options. The two types of encounters (negotiation and direct combat) are solid and with good possibilities, even if they are not as varied as other representatives of the genre. Finally, the elaborate narrative aspect makes the matches engaging, but there are some pacing problems. Griftlands is inventive and another great representative of the genre.

Review in Portuguese | Read full review

Among roguelike deck builders, Griftlands is an ambitious one. But it actually pulls off those ambitions. The gameplay is unique, combining a two-deck system with a relationship system. Visuals, sound, and controls get one thumbs-up, while the writing gets two thumbs. Even run-of-the-mill conversations have a spark of wit, or at least a dash of snark. More importantly, it’s fun to play (though there’s lots of terminology to digest at first) and enough reason to replay on a higher difficulty if you love a good challenge. At $19.99, this is seriously a steal.

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