MEGAKO☆PUNCH!

I love this game so much! I play it on my Ally all the time when I'm bored. I've played the "infinite" mode a million times, tho that's my biggest gripe with this game. Yeah you can change the modifiers and apply funny challenges to them, but it's still not truly "infinite". There's a boss at the end of the set of levels, then you lose your awesome setup of cards that get you there. I'd love to see a true infinite mode where I can see where my snowball gets crazy OP. That is the thrill that rougelike players chase after all. Still a 10/10 game. Will gamble on the daily.

Cute little game. Suitable for its cheap price. Basically half an hour worth of game. However the game balance on endless 2 onwards is trash. You don't have enough options to get rid of cards you don't want. other card games have none battle events that let you get rid/gain cards. You have no way to get a specific build besides hoping to get it as a battle reward. And this game does not have items so once you have a bad draw, you take a lot of damage. (which is fine for the main game where you recover fully after each battle)

- A short but incredibly fun roguelike deck-building game. - At first, I struggled quite a bit to get a win, because my deck was poorly balanced, I had too many "Finish" cards (card with unlimited cost), and I hadn't figured out how to cancel enemy attacks yet. I usually relied on Armor and/or leveling up my Attack to survive. - After a few more runs and moving my cursor around, I realized that almost every HUD element actually provided useful information. Once I understood what all the information meant, the game became much easier to understand and much more enjoyable to play. - Once I understood how the mechanics worked, I tried another run and focused on building a more balanced deck. That's when the game really clicked for me. The final boss fight was especially exciting and surprisingly tense. I had to carefully calculate whether the cards I placed on the field were enough. One wrong calculation could mean failing to cancel the boss's attack or not having enough Armor to survive it. I'm really satisfied with this game. It's short, but the gameplay is incredibly fun, and figuring out how to build a proper deck and make the right decisions during each run feels very satisfying