Dawncaster: Deckbuilding RPG

I love this game and all DLC，worth this price，great！

Really fun game! They desperately need a save option or more ways to heal yourself during the game- you must completely start from the beginning every time ou play the game and there’s minimal healing available. you have virtually no control over deck building since reward cards are completely random. Be prepared to play the first 2-3 levels about 100x on repeat because there is just so little control over how far you can go in the game

Some characters automatically lose against some enemies.

I just stumbled on this game while searching for games like slay the spire and hearthstone. This game is so addictive! If you like any deck building games you’ll definitely like this one. Worth the price. I also bought the bundle for more stages and cards and i regret nothing! It’s even better!

Good offline game for long airplane rides

I tend to only play games like solitaire, sodoku, mahjong etc. I decided to try this out and am hooked! First time getting into a deck building game. I keep discovering new levels of detail and options.

I like this game very much. Will there be Chinese language in the future?

When will Chinese be added?

See many of the other highly positive reviews - they don’t exaggerate or over-inflate the high points of this game. I feel like the developers really care about your experience and have mastered balancing game mechanics. I’ll be buying expansions both for the content they offer and because the developers truly deserve to have their effort recognized!

Lots of cards to discover and combine in cool ways. I really like the color based energy system and some of the mechanics like cooking. Excited to see how the game evolves. It looks like they actually have card competitions in which the winners are added to game, great concept. Sometimes I wish instead of selecting the “explain” dialogue options for events such as shrines, that there was just a quick summary like “add random keyword to a card”. Also would appreciate being able to have some additional flexibility in the starting deck. (Less expensive upgrades)