ChronoArk is a party-based deck-building roguelike single player RPG game about rescuing the world from chaos. Recruit, train, and build a team of unique investigators throughout the abandoned land and restore the Twisted World!
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Surprisingly and incredibly good rogue-lite deck buildier. They managed to blend in classic jrpgs mechanics with a deck building combat.
I love the roguelike deckbuilder genre, but I just couldn't get into this game. I didn't feel attached to any of the characters.
how did this random anime deckbuilder became my favorite indie
good. p[ley it
I cannot thank LINUJ enough for doing the same plot as Danganronpa Another 2 but actually good this time (he added an infinite ammount of child abuse).
Chrono Ark's a new favorite of mine for sure.
I first got my eyes on this game a year or two ago — it was in very early access, and I was watching my friend play through it and just thought it looked real cool.
Fast forward to a few weeks ago, and I start playing the game for myself. It's changed a lot, obviously, but for the better. The story's not for everyone, and the final ending isn't out yet, but what's already there is quite good. The game's presentation rocks, and every character is as memorable and distinct as the next. The game blends deckbuilding and more traditional RPG mechanics seamlessly, too. Progressing throughout a run, trying to make the best of both your team's strengths and the luck of the draw, is extremely satisfying. This game's soundtrack is great, and the atmospheric overworld music transitions dynamically into battle themes (and vice versa), something I always like to hear.
With a ton of varied playstyles, build options, alternate game modes and difficulty settings, I really believe this game has potential to be great for any RPG, roguelite, or deckbuilder fan, whatever they may be looking for :)
Madness is akin to gravity.
I first got my eyes on this game a year or two ago — it was in very early access, and I was watching my friend play through it and just thought it looked real cool.
Fast forward to a few weeks ago, and I start playing the game for myself. It's changed a lot, obviously, but for the better. The story's not for everyone, and the final ending isn't out yet, but what's already there is quite good. The game's presentation rocks, and every character is as memorable and distinct as the next. The game blends deckbuilding and more traditional RPG mechanics seamlessly, too. Progressing throughout a run, trying to make the best of both your team's strengths and the luck of the draw, is extremely satisfying. This game's soundtrack is great, and the atmospheric overworld music transitions dynamically into battle themes (and vice versa), something I always like to hear.
With a ton of varied playstyles, build options, alternate game modes and difficulty settings, I really believe this game has potential to be great for any RPG, roguelite, or deckbuilder fan, whatever they may be looking for :)