Lost For Swords

This was a fantastic little puzzle game. Each class had completely different sets of cards and unlockable starting decks that were interesting and thoughtful. There also wasn't just one or two winning stratergies for every class but many different possibilities that would work. If I was to have any critique it would be that card in the Warlock deck that revolved around managing HP loss seemed to have the least synergy with other cards and felt a little underbaked. That being said there were many other ways to build a deck with that class. Great work!

This was a gem, like an emerald (play the game to find out). Speaking of puns, check out the title. Two puns in one! Not only is it a pun on "lost for words", but you also have to find the lost four swords. Yeah, that's about it for story, but you didn't come here for that. The gameplay is challenging on regular difficulty, and there are options to increase the difficulty. There are four classes as of this review - Knight, Rogue, Mage, and Warlock. I found Knight and Warlock to be the easiest. Rogue and Mage are decent until the final tower, which becomes very challenging. Try different strategies and starting decks and see what works! The tutorial is pretty good. It teaches you most of what you need to know. Move around on a grid. Pick up weapons, prepare spells, cast scrolls, gain armor, fight monsters using your top weapon or spell. There are 3 parts to each floor. Towers have between 5 and 10 floors. That means, if you're doing well, your run could take about an hour and a half, maybe more. And you might just find yourself smashing your fists against a barrel for ten minutes (yes, there's a reason to do this). My favorite part of the game is the variety of characters and strategies. It doesn't get old. My least favorite thing is losing at the very end of the last tower! I would also point out that there are a couple of minor bugs. One of the warlock achievements says "mage" in it, and the warlock is unable to go through advanced training. It's ok though, as long as you went through it with another character. I'd definitely recommend picking up this game. Then you can pick up a lot of emeralds in-game and put the merchants' kids through college.

i would give this a mixed review if i could did i have fun? yes is it unique? yes does it have content? yes but whats wrong with it? the balancing is off. the whole system is very flawed, the different starting decks kinda sucked and at some point i just lost interest in it why recommend? bc its unique enough for yall to try it out, if its your kinda game or if it isnt