There is five stages of grief.

1. Denial
This game is fun to begin with, but hard to get fully into if you're not interested in games like this too much, but your friends want to play it so you keep trying.

2. Anger
You have played 100 hours now, and continue just because you have gotten good now, and want to get through all of the masteries.

3. Bargaining
150 hours now, you think since you have all the masteries now, you can put the game down, but your friend asks if you have beaten E7 yet, and you decide to get back into the game to try to play through the eclipses.

4. Depression
200 hours now, you have spent so much time on Eclipse, and have hit a wall, whether it's captain, loader, railgunner, or any other character you can't get through an Eclipse on one of them, and are losing steam.

5. Acceptance.
300+ hours now, you finally did it, gold E7, you are both proud of yourself, and disappointed, and you don't want to play anymore.

and hell, returns just dropped, why not give it a shot :>

give the game a shot, it gave me 300+ hours of "fun".

Slay the Spire is very, very, very fun.

This is the game that makes you get into card battlers, and the realize card battlers aren't very fun when you play another one, and then get out of card battlers.

I think this game is the card battler to end all card battlers, and enjoy it a ton, give it a shot! :>

Every boy turns 5 and chooses one of 3 things to become obsessed with.

Mine was dinosaurs, I have too many hours in this game, on XBox, PS4, PC, and unfortunately, mobile. I love survival games, with a burning passion, and not one got me as hooked for as long as ARK did, I spent too much time levelling my human, my dinos, and overall too much time grinding to say I hate this game.

But all in all, I give it a 3.5/5, because wildcard is making a bad continuation to a mostly finished story. and also the game is too big to install and not play so every time the boys decide they want to play it I am stuck being late to the party and get bored when they are a higher level then me.

It's a good hyperfixation for a preteen me, an okay thing to come back to when I was a teen, and boring as an adult.