Breach Wanderers: Deckbuilder

Voici comment gâcher un jeu par son modèle économique. J’aurais payé sans problème, tant il est agréable. Je paierais avec plaisir pour me débarrasser des pubs une fois pour toute. Mais c’est impossible. Juste insupportable. Poubelle. Avec regret.

Super pour l’instant j’adore les roguelikes et je suis très content mais est-ce qu’il existe une option pour payer et ne plus avoir de pubs vidéos intempestives? Je crois que ça pourrait me faire abandonner le jeu…

Pour l’instant génial !

This game is yet another deck-building dungeon game. But this game also appears to innovate in the possibilities of long term playing : Build your own starting decks, each run unlocks new cards for future runs AND also gives you in-game coins, which you can use to buy new cards, new equipments for your hero, more heroes even …. I just wanted to say well done to the developers, as this is an indie game but is yet of great quality and potential! I love these type of games and I’ve been playing very happily for some days now. I love the fact that I’ve barely scraped the surface of this game’s potential. As other reviews stated: this game can appear quite difficult at the start if you’re not familiar with dungeon deck-building games, but I would recommend to try and take your time on the first runs in order to get familiar with the different ennemies, your possibilities of buffs etc… Good luck and fun to anyone playing this game, and Well done to the indie devs!

Pour moi il est trop dur n’étant pas doué pour ce genre de jeu. Il resté très bon cependant.

Fun game that is easy to follow along and actually is engaging to play

It’s a nice game

This game is similar to Slay The Spire however I enjoy this more due to the fact that you can change up your starting deck.

This game surprised me with just how high quality it is. On the surface, it looks like a Slay the Spire clone. Given that it was highly rated and free to play, I expected an entertaining, but shallow, experience. First, I noticed the entirely reasonable monetization structure. The shop is a small, single button on the main page. There are no regular popups advertising its presence. There are no limited time deals. It’s just a small set of purchases for game resources, plus a scaling offer chain that adds permanent +% resource gains to your gameplay. This last option starts out small, and is great for balancing out your own preferred pacing while supporting the developers in a rewarding way. Also, no ads. Ever. Then there’s the gameplay. I’m not fully up to date on the roguelite deck builders out there, so maybe everything here has been done before and I’ve missed it. But there are a number of features new to me that significantly improve the experience. Soft limits on certain aspects like card draw seem to cut out the usual “going infinite” strategies while still allowing space for rewarding synergies. The ability to craft your own reward pool is fascinating, yet it doesn’t overshadow the “quickplay” option of playing with an unrestricted pool for greater rewards. With all the different play options and strategies, this game promises a lot of replay value. If I had one criticism, the enemy design so far seems a little plain. I’m still early in the game, but so far I haven’t had to change up my strategy much depending on which opponents I’m facing. Hopefully that’s just a symptom of the early levels, and battles will become more dynamic as I delve deeper. Overall: Currently my favorite FTP title on mobile, and I expect it will hold that spot for quite some time.

It’s too late at night, but I started playing this game and now I can’t stop. It’s too good. Why would you do this to me? …please don’t stop though. Is there a support group?