Lophis roguelike-darkness game 凯 初 We fused card games and roguelikes together to make the best single player deckbuilder we could. Craft a unique deck, en… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsWe fused card games and roguelikes together to make the best single player deckbuilder we could. Craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures, discover relics of immense power, and Dark Dungeon Survival -Lophis Fate Card Rougelike is a single-player RPG card game. The game incorporates the popular Roguelike game elements and creates rich unknowns and diversity, ensuring that the game experience is different for each time. In the game world, players need to make choices when encounter emergencies, and defeat the enemies in the adventure combat by establishing card group strategies so as to complete the adventure tour of the roles. 【Independent role story】 There are six different careers of roles with different career skills and exclusive cards. Each role has an independent plot and independent battle ending. 【Different chapters of the plot】 A total of four chapters are included. Maps and the regional guardians of each chapter are randomly generated. Players need to defeat the final boss to clear the stage. 【A Large number of emergencies】 Random emergencies will occur during the game and different decisions need to be made so the entire adventure may be influenced. Currently more than 60 emergencies have been designed in the game. 【Brain-burning card group building】 The card group building in the game adopts the method of DBG, which means players do not have to choose from a big card pool to build their own card group. There will be a set of initial card groups according to different careers. Players can constantly acquire other cards during the game process and gradually perfect the card groups that are suit them. Information Seller:凯 初 Genre:Adventure, Card Release:Feb 28, 2019 Updated:Sep 19, 2019 Version:1.5 Size:163.6 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 704 113 #2 anthony78, Mar 20, 2019 This looks promising. Just have to see how necessary the IAP currency is. LordGek Well-Known Member Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Feb 19, 2009 12,282 141 63 Software QA Engineer Saratoga, CA, USA #3 LordGek, Mar 21, 2019 Could be good, looks like there could be a decent Dream Quest-like in there but it still has some rough translation issues, a not so polished UI, no native iPad support and some questionable IAP (paying for new classes is fine, but I hate purchasing any sort of consumables). I'm giving it a pass on further investment for now. Legion180 Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2015 204 57 28 #4 Legion180, Mar 21, 2019 Why do many devs pick this japanese style for the game? There’s just too much of it recently... No offense to the devs, I just don’t understand this... Legion180 Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2015 204 57 28 #5 Legion180, Mar 21, 2019 Well, that’s the price to pay when the publisher/developer is Chinese. They put iaps in every aspect of the game. Well, most of them. Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,616 377 83 #6 Talbs, Mar 21, 2019 Please people. Please give this a proper try BEFORE passing judgement on iap this time around. Ringerill and L.Lawliet like this. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 704 113 #7 anthony78, Mar 21, 2019 Played a bit. Very basic Slay the Spire type game. Seems like little variation in the cards and little strategy compared to others like this. Don’t think the IAPs are horrible. And seems you can watch ads to recover health, etc. But honestly a game like Silent Abyss is much better, deeper and has a fair IAP system for characters. Same with Night of the Full Moon. TheSilveryWolf likes this. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #8 L.Lawliet, Mar 21, 2019 I'm really liking this game. I played it for about 30 minutes and as far as the early game is, it's very enjoyable. I like the graphics, sound effects, and animations. There's a simple story that Silent Abyss lacks and the game just looks more "lively". Silent Abyss felt very barren the more I played it because of how little animations there were and the entire design felt very simplistic to me. Not sure how heavily the IAP influences the core game but if the game is still enjoyable after another 1-2 hours I might just spend some money. I think the "special" advertised shows there's a Pharmacist character included in the IAP. The only downside currently is that the screen isn't designed for the notches on the iPhone X so part of the UI is blocked (though it doesn't affect the important parts). I didn't like Silent Abyss as much as the others and think this looks much better. As for depth, that remains to be seen. Night of the Full Moon is probably still the best of these RPG card games but that game's huge downside is that it requires Internet Connection to use any of the expansions bought in the game. AltsKev and Talbs like this. Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,616 377 83 #9 Talbs, Mar 21, 2019 That’s a little too quickly dismissive imo. I think maybe more time spent with it might help. There’s at least 162 cards already in the game. Not sure if obtainable for both or more characters but it’s still plenty. And they do some quite different stuff, that’s for sure. But what about mention of the completely different mechanics? The fact that the characters unlock skills that interact with the cards you play (like “For every 3 of certain card played, gain one more card”). The skills are kind of like StS relics but interact more directly with the cards. And that the “map” is free for you to explore, and each node on the map is your choice whether you want to try it (having found out what it is), but there’s also a kind of timer on the map that you can’t allow to actually catch up with you (a bit like the map on FTL where the rebels are chasing you). Each monster you’re fighting also has hint text for you to try and work out how to deal with it best. And energy is also persistent through turns (pretty sure), but this one is now a common twist but still, a twist all the same. I say the game is pretty decent. I’ve put a couple of hours to it and still going strong and still very intrigued without thought of iap just yet. We’ll see. aconfusedkender Well-Known Member Sep 28, 2012 1,362 122 63 Oil & Gas Kendermore, Ansalon #10 aconfusedkender, Mar 22, 2019 Yeah I agree this game has been very fun so far. I finally got used to the statuses and stuff so it makes a little more sense. I literally got a Kamehameha card lol. Good shit! Grimmsworth Active Member May 29, 2016 40 2 8 #11 Grimmsworth, Mar 22, 2019 Played this game since last week and it has been a really fun game so far. Saving all my money for a new hero. I think the game is grindable and fun. Hoping for new updates and more heroes zeroex Well-Known Member May 20, 2014 344 25 28 #12 zeroex, Mar 22, 2019 The English is terrible though. They need a new translator lol PBSNellie Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2013 1,381 168 63 Southern CA #13 PBSNellie, Mar 23, 2019 Why isn't the display full screen? Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,616 377 83 #14 Talbs, Mar 23, 2019 iPhone XS Max here. It is for me. PBSNellie Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2013 1,381 168 63 Southern CA #15 PBSNellie, Mar 23, 2019 I'm using an IPAD. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #16 stubbieoz, Mar 24, 2019 Last edited: Mar 24, 2019 LordGek mentioned above that there was no native iPad support. Recently released Battle Souls (sort of like a Darkest Dungeon type game), and Conflict 0: Revolution (a tactical turn based rpg) are the same unfortunately. Though with that being said all three games are not too bad on iPad imho and totally playable. LordGek Well-Known Member Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Feb 19, 2009 12,282 141 63 Software QA Engineer Saratoga, CA, USA #17 LordGek, Mar 24, 2019 I've kind of come around on this one but am curious, did the Assasin IAP work for anybody else? I just get an error when attempting a purchase. tops2 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2011 2,083 56 48 #18 tops2, Mar 24, 2019 I didn’t try any IAP yet. But this is the first time playing any games like this and it’s pretty fun. Never picked up Night of the Full Moon nor Silent Abyss since I’ve never been able to get into “card” games so wasn’t sure if I can get into these type of games. Now debating if I should just stick with this till I get bored or go ahead and pick up other similar iOS games... zeroex Well-Known Member May 20, 2014 344 25 28 #19 zeroex, Mar 24, 2019 This is becoming my second favorite StS clone after Night of the Full Moon. Just wish the English were more polished. The gameplay is fun and there's good variety of cards and strategies. ramzarules Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2014 2,112 128 63 Greece #20 ramzarules, Mar 24, 2019 this is fun but the gap between the first boss and the second was way too unbalanced for me. Beat the first boss (lvl 3) start the second stage with all paths being flooded with 3 monsters of levels 5-6, and this went on until the boss was lvl 13 and had crazy healing. Was i just unlucky as it is a roguelike, or is it like this for you too? (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Could be good, looks like there could be a decent Dream Quest-like in there but it still has some rough translation issues, a not so polished UI, no native iPad support and some questionable IAP (paying for new classes is fine, but I hate purchasing any sort of consumables). I'm giving it a pass on further investment for now.
Why do many devs pick this japanese style for the game? There’s just too much of it recently... No offense to the devs, I just don’t understand this...
Well, that’s the price to pay when the publisher/developer is Chinese. They put iaps in every aspect of the game. Well, most of them.
Played a bit. Very basic Slay the Spire type game. Seems like little variation in the cards and little strategy compared to others like this. Don’t think the IAPs are horrible. And seems you can watch ads to recover health, etc. But honestly a game like Silent Abyss is much better, deeper and has a fair IAP system for characters. Same with Night of the Full Moon.
I'm really liking this game. I played it for about 30 minutes and as far as the early game is, it's very enjoyable. I like the graphics, sound effects, and animations. There's a simple story that Silent Abyss lacks and the game just looks more "lively". Silent Abyss felt very barren the more I played it because of how little animations there were and the entire design felt very simplistic to me. Not sure how heavily the IAP influences the core game but if the game is still enjoyable after another 1-2 hours I might just spend some money. I think the "special" advertised shows there's a Pharmacist character included in the IAP. The only downside currently is that the screen isn't designed for the notches on the iPhone X so part of the UI is blocked (though it doesn't affect the important parts). I didn't like Silent Abyss as much as the others and think this looks much better. As for depth, that remains to be seen. Night of the Full Moon is probably still the best of these RPG card games but that game's huge downside is that it requires Internet Connection to use any of the expansions bought in the game.
That’s a little too quickly dismissive imo. I think maybe more time spent with it might help. There’s at least 162 cards already in the game. Not sure if obtainable for both or more characters but it’s still plenty. And they do some quite different stuff, that’s for sure. But what about mention of the completely different mechanics? The fact that the characters unlock skills that interact with the cards you play (like “For every 3 of certain card played, gain one more card”). The skills are kind of like StS relics but interact more directly with the cards. And that the “map” is free for you to explore, and each node on the map is your choice whether you want to try it (having found out what it is), but there’s also a kind of timer on the map that you can’t allow to actually catch up with you (a bit like the map on FTL where the rebels are chasing you). Each monster you’re fighting also has hint text for you to try and work out how to deal with it best. And energy is also persistent through turns (pretty sure), but this one is now a common twist but still, a twist all the same. I say the game is pretty decent. I’ve put a couple of hours to it and still going strong and still very intrigued without thought of iap just yet. We’ll see.
Yeah I agree this game has been very fun so far. I finally got used to the statuses and stuff so it makes a little more sense. I literally got a Kamehameha card lol. Good shit!
Played this game since last week and it has been a really fun game so far. Saving all my money for a new hero. I think the game is grindable and fun. Hoping for new updates and more heroes
LordGek mentioned above that there was no native iPad support. Recently released Battle Souls (sort of like a Darkest Dungeon type game), and Conflict 0: Revolution (a tactical turn based rpg) are the same unfortunately. Though with that being said all three games are not too bad on iPad imho and totally playable.
I've kind of come around on this one but am curious, did the Assasin IAP work for anybody else? I just get an error when attempting a purchase.
I didn’t try any IAP yet. But this is the first time playing any games like this and it’s pretty fun. Never picked up Night of the Full Moon nor Silent Abyss since I’ve never been able to get into “card” games so wasn’t sure if I can get into these type of games. Now debating if I should just stick with this till I get bored or go ahead and pick up other similar iOS games...
This is becoming my second favorite StS clone after Night of the Full Moon. Just wish the English were more polished. The gameplay is fun and there's good variety of cards and strategies.
this is fun but the gap between the first boss and the second was way too unbalanced for me. Beat the first boss (lvl 3) start the second stage with all paths being flooded with 3 monsters of levels 5-6, and this went on until the boss was lvl 13 and had crazy healing. Was i just unlucky as it is a roguelike, or is it like this for you too?
