Gordian Quest, an Ultima and D&D-inspired rogulite deckbuilder, will launch for iOS and Android this winter

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Gordian Quest, an Ultima and D&D-inspired rogulite deckbuilder, will launch for iOS and Android this winter

  • Aether Sky is bringing Mixed Realms’ acclaimed roguelite deckbuilder to iOS and Android
  • It’s set to arrive for mobile this winter
  • The game has previous released on Steam, Switch and PlayStation

As someone who has spent countless hours immersed in the intricate worlds of roguelites and deckbuilders, the announcement that Gordian Quest is making its way to iOS and Android this winter fills me with an uncontainable excitement! With my previous experiences on Steam, Switch, and PlayStation, I can confidently say that this game, with its 84 score on Metacritic, promises a unique blend of strategy, exploration, and deckbuilding.

Today, it was revealed that Gordian Quest, the roguelite deckbuilder from Aether Sky and Mixed Realms, is making its way to iOS and Android devices this winter season. If you’ve heard of it before, chances are good because it has already been released on Steam, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The PC version has an impressive 84 score on Metacritic.

In the spirit of Ultima and D&D, Gordian Quest is set within a world afflicted by a malevolent curse, where danger lurks around every corner ready to strike. As you navigate these perilous territories, it’s essential that you gather a group of brave heroes along your journey, improving their abilities as you progress, if survival is your goal.

Absolutely, given the ‘roguelite deckbuilder’ reference in the first sentence, you can imagine that gameplay involves collecting cards during your journey. This setup ensures a lot of potential for repeat plays. With ten character classes and over 100 skills, plus numerous items, equipment, and relics to discover, there are many opportunities to uncover intriguing combinations across multiple playthroughs.

To ensure variety, you have three choices: Campaign, Realm, and Adventure. Each one presents a unique twist on the usual setup, introducing various obstacles for you to overcome. You also have the opportunity to continue indefinitely and explore just how far you can progress.

This game offers customizable challenge levels, making it the deckbuilder roguelite you can shape to your skills. This is excellent news for players like me who enjoy the genre but may not be the best at it. On the other hand, those who excel at the complex strategies required for higher difficulties will also find their match. It seems that everyone’s skill level will be accommodated here, although there might always be someone who finds it too simple.

As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t contain my excitement! Gordian Quest is set to drop on both the App Store and Google Play as a premium game this winter. Though we don’t have an exact release date just yet, rest assured that updates are coming soon. Until then, there’s no shortage of fantastic roguelike and roguelite games for iOS to keep me entertained in the interim. So, let’s wait patiently and savor the gaming experience these genres offer!

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2024-09-26 21:18