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Apart from my poor joke, no there is no Victory condition. Every settlement is your run. Every success is a victory.
You just run your settlement, just like how you play
- Into The Breach, i beat the game is there a way to end the cycle? Is there an "ultimate goal"?
- FTL, i beat the rebel flagship, is there a way to end the cycle? Is there an "ultimate goal"?
- Binding Of Isaac, I beat Satan, is there a way to to end the cycle? Is there an "ultimate goal"?
- Slay The Spire, I beat the heart, is there a way to end the cycle? Is there an "ultimate goal"?
You are playing a rogue-ish game which means to replay endlessly until your satisfaction before moving on to the next game
Will you ask yourself "when will the cycle end ? "
You are playing rogue-ish game, by nature the replayability is the true value.
But of course some games add some meta challenge outside out of the loop, which is a bonus, not a necessity.
Thank fully, this is what developer currently implementing, but it require very high difficulty setting just to qualify to face it
For now, you "win" by unlocking everything in the citadel. It just doesn't do anything but give you the unlocks.