Deckbuilder

Shards of Order initially gives the impression that it may simply be another game inspired by Darkest Dungeon. The dark hand-painted artwork, grim atmosphere, and side-view combat certainly point in that direction. Fortunately, the similarities become much more superficial once the adventure begins. While the opening story takes a little time to find its footing, the world becomes a little more entertaining and engaging as you go along. The writing proved stronger than expected, balancing the darker themes with well-placed humor as the journey progressed. ...

Fogpiercer arrived on the stream before it’s release with characteristics that demand attention: a train barreling through a frozen wasteland, defending itself against relentless attacks and plenty of RNG. Blending roguelite progression with deckbuilding mechanics, each run challenges players to balance offense, defense, and the limited space available aboard the train. Every additional wagon is valuable if you can get them, forcing meaningful decisions about how the wagons should evolve over the course of a run. ...

Bloodletter arrives in Early Access with a distinctive premise, blending deckbuilding roguelite mechanics with the grim aesthetics of a medieval barber-surgeon. The result is both thematic and mechanically engaging. ...