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Indies' Lies
Published by:
Erabit Studios
Description
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· Puppeteer class and 3 new characters
· Follower gameplay
· 100+ Puppeteer cards
· 30 follower options each with unique abilities
· 13 new monsters
· Follower events and Puppeteer adventure stories
· Stories blended in the adventure mode and adjusted talents
Legend has it that the old gods were the source of creation.
Lord God Strockanos, the god of the universe, created the Mekaa continent out of chaos and formlessness. He poured his own blood into this land, underneath its thick crust of rocks. The gods of agriculture, destiny and death are all guardians of Mekaa, and the source of arcane magic. Therefore God´s Blood and arcane magic form the essentials of life in this world.
Over the years, humans have become the "lords of all things" in Mekaa, from the original ancient clan of the Alrayans, the migrating Elruips, to the Normaasts who were "exiled" to the end of the world. Humanity has developed a variety of civilizations among mountains, on plains, or in the form of nomad tribes. Although there were conflicts between civilizations and different religions over time, the belief in the old gods, mainly Strockanos, has remained dominant.
However, the advent of the "new god" Indies introduced to Mekaa a new faith, and a new "era" for the whole continent and human civilization.
ABOUT THE GAME
Indies' Lies is a single-player game that combines deckbuilding with Roguelike and RPG elements. It features procedurally generated maps, diverse talent/rune/partner mechanics, and hundreds of cards for different classes to ensure a refreshing experience each run. Indies’ Lies also has a thick plot set in a medieval fantasy world, with story adventures for each character.
GAME FEATURES
- Fun for Beginners, Depth for the Experienced
With the hope to introduce the fun of the deckbuilding strategy to more players, we have adjusted and optimized traditional deckbuilding mechanics to create a smoother and more beginner-friendly gameplay. Meanwhile, more experienced players will find gameplay less restrictive yet challenging enough.
- Take 9 Characters with Unique Traits on a Roguelike Journey
Indies’ Lies now has 9 playable characters from 3 classes: Wizards, Rangers and Mechanists, with each character coming with a unique set of cards and talents. It will be a different journey each time on the procedurally generated maps, where you pick different cards, learn different talents, encounter different events and enemies. Explore the possibilities and find your favorite strategy!
- A Partner System to Spice it Up
Indies’ Lies puts you in command of a team of 1 hero and up to 2 partners. There are over 10 partners, all with distinctive cards and strengths. You can match the hero deck with hundreds of partners’ cards to try different tactics. Instead of acting as a mere tank, the partner brings on more room for flexible strategies and team tactics.
- Craft Your Talent Tree
A unique talent tree is procedurally generated for each run, and talents were designed to suit different classes and builds. There are over 200 talents in total, designed to meet the need for deck development at different stages and for different builds.
- Explore a Medieval Fantasy World
Step into Mekaa, a world caught in the clashes of Gods. By collecting clues for each character, you can unlock each story mode and dive into their quests, whether it is chasing a lost love, fighting the Seven Nightmares, or finding the culprit behind Mekaa’s fall into this dark frenzy.
Follow us on
Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndiesLies
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndiesLies
Discord: https://bit.ly/IndiesLiesDiscord
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· Puppeteer class and 3 new characters
· Follower gameplay
· 100+ Puppeteer cards
· 30 follower options each with unique abilities
· 13 new monsters
· Follower events and Puppeteer adventure stories
· Stories blended in the adventure mode and adjusted talents
Legend has it that the old gods were the source of creation.
Lord God Strockanos, the god of the universe, created the Mekaa continent out of chaos and formlessness. He poured his own blood into this land, underneath its thick crust of rocks. The gods of agriculture, destiny and death are all guardians of Mekaa, and the source of arcane magic. Therefore God´s Blood and arcane magic form the essentials of life in this world.
Over the years, humans have become the "lords of all things" in Mekaa, from the original ancient clan of the Alrayans, the migrating Elruips, to the Normaasts who were "exiled" to the end of the world. Humanity has developed a variety of civilizations among mountains, on plains, or in the form of nomad tribes. Although there were conflicts between civilizations and different religions over time, the belief in the old gods, mainly Strockanos, has remained dominant.
However, the advent of the "new god" Indies introduced to Mekaa a new faith, and a new "era" for the whole continent and human civilization.
ABOUT THE GAME
Indies' Lies is a single-player game that combines deckbuilding with Roguelike and RPG elements. It features procedurally generated maps, diverse talent/rune/partner mechanics, and hundreds of cards for different classes to ensure a refreshing experience each run. Indies’ Lies also has a thick plot set in a medieval fantasy world, with story adventures for each character.
GAME FEATURES
- Fun for Beginners, Depth for the Experienced
With the hope to introduce the fun of the deckbuilding strategy to more players, we have adjusted and optimized traditional deckbuilding mechanics to create a smoother and more beginner-friendly gameplay. Meanwhile, more experienced players will find gameplay less restrictive yet challenging enough.
- Take 9 Characters with Unique Traits on a Roguelike Journey
Indies’ Lies now has 9 playable characters from 3 classes: Wizards, Rangers and Mechanists, with each character coming with a unique set of cards and talents. It will be a different journey each time on the procedurally generated maps, where you pick different cards, learn different talents, encounter different events and enemies. Explore the possibilities and find your favorite strategy!
- A Partner System to Spice it Up
Indies’ Lies puts you in command of a team of 1 hero and up to 2 partners. There are over 10 partners, all with distinctive cards and strengths. You can match the hero deck with hundreds of partners’ cards to try different tactics. Instead of acting as a mere tank, the partner brings on more room for flexible strategies and team tactics.
- Craft Your Talent Tree
A unique talent tree is procedurally generated for each run, and talents were designed to suit different classes and builds. There are over 200 talents in total, designed to meet the need for deck development at different stages and for different builds.
- Explore a Medieval Fantasy World
Step into Mekaa, a world caught in the clashes of Gods. By collecting clues for each character, you can unlock each story mode and dive into their quests, whether it is chasing a lost love, fighting the Seven Nightmares, or finding the culprit behind Mekaa’s fall into this dark frenzy.
Follow us on
Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndiesLies
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndiesLies
Discord: https://bit.ly/IndiesLiesDiscord
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Indies' Lies Reviews
Buggy/ broken
Game looks fun but is broken. I’ve watched two ads for rewards and the screen just goes black after the ad both times. IOS
Fun but Ads Break It
Great game play but when the ads finish, the screen blacks out and I have to restart the game…so I don’t get the loot and have to replay fights I’ve already won.
Broken ads
I want to give this game a higher rating. It’s a fun take on Slay the Spire. But the ads served before each boss are so broken the game has to be fully closed and reopened to continue playing. Also the grammar is just not great. Generally that’s not a huge deal, but it often makes mechanics hard to understand.
Garbage
I spent 12 on this game only to have all my progress deleted.
Bugged ads ruined the game
Played this on my old Android device and liked it enough to come back and play again on my iphone. Unfortunately I keep getting bugged ads in the game which force continuous restarts. I got 3 black screen in a row then decided to uninstall and find a game that actually works. It’s a shame because this was a really cool little game when it worked.
Great game, I play it a lot
But there’s a glitch. Wherever there is a ad it never ends. The screen just goes black and I’m stuck staring at the screen. Until I exit and restart the game, just fit it to repeat.
If only translation was better
This is one if the best Slay the Spirelikes on mobile. The UI is changed from PC to be better for mobile and $3 to remove all ads and get a DLC pack is VERY fair. Diversity in character builds is so fun and I love how overpowered you feel while enemies still give challenge at those overpowered states. The game improves with every update.
Plesant suprise
Great game with unexpected depth, real gem!!!
Mediocre Slay the Spire with game breaking problems
If you’ve played Slay the Spire, you’ve played this but in a much, much better and far more optimized form. This game is a direct rip of StS, sometimes down to even the names of certain card mechanics. Except this game is not balanced, the grammar is a bit all over the place and confusing at times, and the strategy is much, much shallower. The steampunk Hearthstone-esque artwork, while nothing original, is pleasant. If you have Apple Arcade, Slay the Spire is free and 100% worth it. Indies’ Lies is almost passable for someone wanting that experience but can’t pay for anything at all. I say ALMOST because once an advertisement pops up, the game will no longer load and you will have to force quit the app and cross your fingers that your progress was saved. tl;dr: Slay the Spire rip with Hearthstone skin. Bad grammar that can result in gameplay issues, lack of deep strategy, and game-breaking bug following advertisements prevent me from recommending this to anyone. Get an Apple Arcade trial and play Slay the Spire+.
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
- Erabit Studios
- Languages
- English, Chinese, Chinese
- Recent release
- 2.0.5 (2 months ago )
- Released on
- Sep 23, 2021 (3 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Japan, Canada, Germany, France, Thailand, United Kingdom, Australia, Spain, South Korea, Brazil, Singapore, Czechia, Mexico, Switzerland, Chile, Belgium, Belarus, Austria, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Portugal, Argentina, Armenia, Estonia, Ecuador, Algeria, United Arab Emirates, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
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