Vault of the Void

Name: Vault of the Void
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (69 reviews)
Author: Spider Nest Games

Unique Roguelike Deckbuilder

$6.99 · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

69 Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Card
Developer

Spider Nest Games
Language

EN
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Size

563.8
MB

Under the Mistletoe event is live! Happy Goblin Hunting! Craft and plan your strategy with Vault of the Void's dynamic deckbuilding! PC/Mobile Cross Save live now! Vault of the Void is a single-player, low-RNG roguelike deckbuilder designed to put the power into your hands. Continuously build, transform and iterate on your deck as you progress through your run - or even before each battle, with a fixed deck size of 20 cards required before each fight. Preview which enemies you’ll be battling before each encounter, giving you a chance to carefully plan your strategy. With no random events, your success is in your hands - and your creativity and skill define your chances of victory! FEATURES - Choose from 4 different classes, each one with a completely different playstyle! - Constantly iterate on your deck with 440+ different cards! - Battle 90+ fearsome monsters as you make your way to The Void. - Change up your playstyle with 320+ Artifacts. - Infuse your cards with different Void Stones - leading to endless combinations! - PC/Mobile Crossplay: pick up where you left off at any time! - A roguelike CCG where the power’s in your hands, and without RNG.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

69 Ratings

Editors’ Choice

Customize decks between fights and purge cards to afford others in this roguelike deckbuilder that deftly shuffles genre expectations.
Pretty Awesome!
09/05/2024

dustycinnabon
Heard of this game from Dawncaster, and let me say their recommendation did NOT disappoint. The animations are great, building your deck is very much in your control and less rng oriented, and the class playstyles are very fun to play and experiment with. I’m always on the lookout for great deck builders, as many are free to play and the ones that aren’t are usually smaller in scope or horrible balanced, games like Vault of the Void and Dawncaster really are the “height” of premium deck building experiences, definitely will support further to see what content and updates they add if any, for $7 the asking price is more than fair, you can tell there was a lot of work put into this.
Pretty Awesome!
09/05/2024

dustycinnabon

Heard of this game from Dawncaster, and let me say their recommendation did NOT disappoint. The animations are great, building your deck is very much in your control and less rng oriented, and the class playstyles are very fun to play and experiment with. I’m always on the lookout for great deck builders, as many are free to play and the ones that aren’t are usually smaller in scope or horrible balanced, games like Vault of the Void and Dawncaster really are the “height” of premium deck building experiences, definitely will support further to see what content and updates they add if any, for $7 the asking price is more than fair, you can tell there was a lot of work put into this.
Good game, but mid mobile UX
Mar 15

paw44us
I like the game, and I think it has a ton of potential, but I find it to be very frustrating because the mobile experience often causes cards to accidentally trigger when I’m just trying to read them. I feel like there should be an option to adjust the activation of cards so double tapping them doesn’t activate, and instead dragging them to the appropriate target does (for self-targeting cards just use the top of the screen); this is basically how StS handles it and I’ve put hundreds of hours into that game on mobile with almost no accidental activation. I’ve put maybe 5 hours on this game and I accidentally activate cards at least twice a run, which is really annoying. I would love to play this game more and update my review if this one issue was addressed.
Good game, but mid mobile UX
Mar 15

paw44us

I like the game, and I think it has a ton of potential, but I find it to be very frustrating because the mobile experience often causes cards to accidentally trigger when I’m just trying to read them. I feel like there should be an option to adjust the activation of cards so double tapping them doesn’t activate, and instead dragging them to the appropriate target does (for self-targeting cards just use the top of the screen); this is basically how StS handles it and I’ve put hundreds of hours into that game on mobile with almost no accidental activation. I’ve put maybe 5 hours on this game and I accidentally activate cards at least twice a run, which is really annoying. I would love to play this game more and update my review if this one issue was addressed.
Solid innovation on the genre
06/21/2024

Pastel Roxton
Things I’ve appreciated so far:* Solid and diverse puzzle dynamics in enemy setups.* Ability to plan deck archetype by virtue of being able to see card rewards in advance of choosing enemy encounters.* I consider reactive blocking a substantial improvement over the traditional preemptive style.* Design clearly prioritizes UI. Map movement is somewhat nuanced over the traditional tree structure, but selection UI makes the consequences of your choice quite clear. Readability is quite good for my aging vision on my iPhone 13 Pro. Given other people’s comments, perhaps there’s a flaw in the scaling for higher res phones?* I’ve only played the bleed/combo archetype so far, which is solid, but I can see the developer put some thought into organically branching specializations.* Upgrades, rather than being an integer increment, are a one-time revamp of the card. The changes can be quite substantive in terms of utility.
Solid innovation on the genre
06/21/2024

Pastel Roxton

Things I’ve appreciated so far:* Solid and diverse puzzle dynamics in enemy setups.* Ability to plan deck archetype by virtue of being able to see card rewards in advance of choosing enemy encounters.* I consider reactive blocking a substantial improvement over the traditional preemptive style.* Design clearly prioritizes UI. Map movement is somewhat nuanced over the traditional tree structure, but selection UI makes the consequences of your choice quite clear. Readability is quite good for my aging vision on my iPhone 13 Pro. Given other people’s comments, perhaps there’s a flaw in the scaling for higher res phones?* I’ve only played the bleed/combo archetype so far, which is solid, but I can see the developer put some thought into organically branching specializations.* Upgrades, rather than being an integer increment, are a one-time revamp of the card. The changes can be quite substantive in terms of utility.

Hello everyone, it's that time of year again! The Under the Mistletoe event is live, and the exclusive Christmas Deckback is available to earn once again! Happy Goblin Hunting! - 5 new Weaver cards! - Numerous fixes over cards, artifacts, spells and potions - Unlock and Compendium improvements

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