Lophis roguelike-darkness game 9+

I enjoy this game and have played it quite a bit reaching the end boss who is quite difficult (but fun trying to reach him!) The problem I am seeing with the game is there needs to be more opportunities to upgrade and delete cards in your deck along the map. Currently, you are at the mercy of the game and just hope you pick up any good cards along the way, with only one or two opportunities to upgrade or delete cards. It would be amazing if we had more control of how we want to build our deck and a choice to improve your deck or take a card. Another thing is the vip treasure unlock should have been part of the game instead of making people pay for it. I feel that it was intended to be played this way to begin with as all the card unlocks you get from your previous playthroughs are in these chests. I wish they could have just made the game say $4.99 with the unlocks and remove the ads? I think most people wont pay the steep $15 price for it but its a shame because the game is so much better with this feature unlocked. If they address the card building issue, this is a 5 star game.

Call of Lophis, AKA Lophis Roguelike, AKA Dark Dungeon Survival Pro, is without a doubt the best deckbuilding roguelike I’ve ever played. The fact that it has 3 names leads me to my first issue: translation. The translation is horribly done. However, this is easy to look past. What’s much harder to look past is that completing the game is more is less… Well, impossible. This game is not for the easily frustrated, as every boss is likely to be the last of the run. The end bosses in particularly are meticulously designed to perfectly counter your chosen character, and only the greatest strategist stands a chance. Thankfully, with 7 playable characters, each with vastly different play styles, most people will probably find a deck suited to them that they can master and hopefully use to overcome the immense challenge this game’s campaign poses. Of course, this will take time. A very long time. If you have the patience and tolerance for pain, this is my number one recommendation for a deckbuilding roguelike game.

TL;DR: Very good game, absolute best in its genre, but be prepared for it to be extremely difficult.

Spelling, LOTS AND LOTS of spelling mistakes. Things like “shield attack” which is a very important card and you see a lot is spelled “shiled attack”. As well as some cards are worded incredibly strange, like sneak attack and other such cards. They’re written in fragments that by themself make no sense until you’ve used the card a few times, making encountering new cards a scary endevor as it could damage your deck.
I live this game a lot, but it would definitely benefit the crew to get some people who know english in and out to spell check the game. Other than that great mechanics, maybe a little bit more capability to upgrade cards and/or more control of your starting game deck? Thank you for your time, wonderful game.