Recent reviews by DervisH

I'm an avid fan of card games. I just adore the brilliance of Slay the Spire and love the tower defense like mechanics of Monster Train.

But lately Vault of the Void is stealing the show. Such good mechanics and customization of cards that just scratches the most itchy gameplay mechanics.

Great game, getting better each passing day.

Edit: After some 50 hours or so:

The QoL features of this game is second to none other CCG. Slay The Spire is a magnificent game, a real vangurard, but it feels... hostile... Monster Train (and now) Vault of Void do not feel that way, thus became my go to games.

It does not matter if you are new to card games or not, this game is for everyone, just try it.

The only game that made me feel the good old Super Cars days of Amiga.

Great factions, great artwork, great studio...
It is one of the very few really free to play games.
Very nice mechanics btw, quite fun to play.
I hope they become as successful as Path of Exile.

In the great tradition of Amiga classics like No Second Prize and Stunt Car Racer and modern Steam games like Absolute Drift and Art of Rally this is a wonderful game to play.

I especially liked daily challenges.

But it is quite hard I should say. Try the demo before you buy it.

If you liked Slay The Spire you'll also likte this game.
Great card game very nice factions and a tower defense mechanic.
And it is on a train, what else can you want from a game?

I absolutely loved this game.

It has very basic elemental controls which leads way to unlimited improvement (of self)

I understand that the game has very simplified looks, but if we had two functions

-Recording drifts (and playback olso)
-Some sort of visualization for throttle, rev and brakes for that you could understand who did what kind of tricks

These two can turn this fabolous game into a spectator sport.

GG WP guys :)

I loved this game. Simple but deep and lots of fun. There are not millions of bullets flying but this is a bullet hell.

I'm just fond of card games and I bought DMD because it was cheap.

But it became an addiction very fast.

It is a nice, simple but interesting game.

But the most important part is, I'm playing it with my 5 years of boy. He learned two digits because of the game and he became a combo master. He even learned the concept of risk taking.

I advise this game to everyone who needs a five minutes break now and then.

I wish it had hot seat/real time multi player duel mode