I was a bit taken aback at the presence of a real thought out, suspenseful story, just because similar mobile games I’ve come across are all bogged down with forgettable, vapid plots that add nothing to the game itself. This one was a pleasing surprise, in that not only did it captivate me, but one could just as easily skip on by cutscenes and still get the full enjoyment from the other aspects of the game. The artwork of this game is hauntingly serene. Fairly unique but still brings about feelings of nostalgia. It’s a sort of ‘uncanny valley’ atmosphere that grows on you as you play. Strategize and play may as well be interchangeable in regards to how well this game keeps you an engaged tactician when making choices, many of which mean kill or be killed as you battle a pair of lightning birds that whittle you down to a near death experience because of the curse put on you by the owner of the coin purse you saw lying on the ground and decided to spend it all, but your choosing of a defensive relic in a prior situation kept you above that threshold. Or did it prevent you from killing your enemy even before its near fatal shot? Lucky for you, with it being a rogue like you’ll have a chance to test it out….. again, and again, and again, and you’ll still go back for more.

This game surpasses the quality of almost every other game I have played and is by far the best strategy game out right now. The visuals are amazing, there is no need to pay for anything, and there is a unique aspect to the game I have never seen in any other. This is the first review I have written, and I'm glad to make it for this masterpiece. 10/10.

Everything about it is stunning, the visuals, the story, the gameplay, the music. It’s clear just how much care and dedication has gone into this game. And just when you think it can’t get better, there is not a single ad anywhere in sight. 10/10 everything is so well made

This game forces you to grind repeatedly to get upgrades unless you pay. The pay model is some freemium garbage that makes it very hard to understand the value of what you’re purchasing. Because of this I wouldn’t recommend it. There are much better deck builders worth playing that actively respect the players experience instead of monetizing everything. Which is a shame because there looks like an interesting game beneath all of the monetization