Played once and didn't feel the need to revisit. You're dropped into your first game with very little initial tutorial--if you're familiar with city-builders you'll be fine, but otherwise I guess you just have to figure it out? The run I played was either super buggy or super nerfed by debuffs that weren't sufficiently telegraphed (again, possibly because there was not enough tutorial to point me where I should be looking for my debuffs, or up-front info on how long they lasted... is "can't play most expensive card" permanent, or does it get overwritten by the next debuff? Beats me, because the game doesn't tell you up front.)

It seemed fine, but the deck-building wasn't compelling enough for me to try a second run. Not recommending this one unless the deck-building gets a hard look to make it more rewarding and strategic.

• Nice art and graphical style
  
• It is easy to pick up and play
  
• Seems to offer quite a bit of replayability in terms of play modes

• The first issue I encountered was that the linux build of the game is flawed. There are graphical glitches and audio is not working. If you use Linux, make sure to enable proton compatibility layer
  
• When you have played the first round of the game, it feels as if there is not much left to explore.

As I haven't played far into the game, I can't say that the last con is accurate. I don't feel like I have a great desire to come back and play the game. It doesn't offer enough to keep me hooked.


If you are willing to pick up the game to enjoy a few hours of a deck building city builder, I definitely think it is worth it, especially on a sale! I definitely think there is an audience among casual players. I personally won't pick up this game again, but I think there is a big enough audience that would enjoy this game.

Developer and artist have left this game under the care of the publisher. It's playable and quite enjoyable, but has some flaws which will not be resolved.