Vault of the Void

Feels like Slay the Spire, except you can see and plan your rewards in advance on each floor. I also like that you can choose 2 of 4 bosses at the end so you don't get blocked by something that hard counters your build. The runs are a little on the longer side, though will probably speed up as you learn the (many) key words, Pretty good game overall.

Vault of the Void – A great Deckbuilder with Tactical Depth If you're a fan of card games and roguelikes, Vault of the Void is a gem that deserves your attention. This isn’t just another clone in the deckbuilding genre—it's a game that challenges and rewards creative strategy in ways few others dare to. 🃏 Deckbuilding Done Right One of the most satisfying features is the control you have over your deck. You're not at the mercy of random draws—instead, you actively build and sculpt your deck throughout each run, allowing for complex synergies and precise tactics. Every card feels like a decision, and every fight a carefully calculated puzzle. ⚔️ Tactical Combat with Real Stakes Combat is turn-based, strategic, and immensely rewarding. The Void mechanic adds layers of depth to how you plan your turns, and enemies aren't just damage sponges—they're formidable foes with unique abilities that force you to adapt on the fly. 🎨 Beautiful and Atmospheric The dark, mysterious aesthetic is both moody and immersive. Every card is beautifully illustrated, and the UI is clean without being sterile, drawing you into the world without ever feeling overwhelming. 🔁 Replayability Galore With multiple characters, evolving strategies, and a meta-progression that actually respects your time, Vault of the Void offers incredible replay value. No two runs feel the same, and discovering new strategies is a joy in itself. 💡 Final Verdict Vault of the Void is a shining example of how far the deckbuilding genre can be pushed when creativity meets smart game design. It respects the player’s intelligence, delivers a tight gameplay loop, and offers endless room to explore and master. Whether you're a genre veteran or a curious newcomer, this is one vault absolutely worth opening.

One of more interesting twists on the Spire-like formula. 20 card deck format makes it easy to construct decks from the cards given to you, voidstones mechanic giving your cards that additional "umph", nonconventional gameplay mechanics (well not all of them, we all know what bleed does) that let you play to your liking. I find the characters much more diverse gameplay-wise than StS with their own dedicated mechanics. It's not another StS but with different names for mechanics, this game is different enough to captivate you for longer. I don't fully understand how the progression works for this game, but there is some type of it. Also additional pre-set challenges with artifacts that suggest you some way of playing is a great thing to help you understand how to play around a certain mechanic -- super cool stuff. Recently the devs came out with some issues regarding Ninento Store (kill Nintendo with fire) and lost revenue/work due to that. They said 'we will release the next dlc with a small cost instead of for free'. Like these guys were afraid of backlash and negative attitude. All of the games community stated "shut up and take my money". It's not a rainbow blaster for SW:Outlaws, it's not a skin for Doom Slayer. They had reservations about putting price on CONTENT. And the community said "just kiss me". That's just a big proof of how liked this game is. If you like deckbuilders -- you won't be disappointed.

Don't buy it until it's fixed. The game's design is rubbish. Our cards are half hidden off the bottom of the screen. Why can't we see the descriptions until they're clicked on ? Was this game made by school kids ? The programming code to fix it can't be that difficult ?!

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