While it doesn't do this game justice to compare it to another game it is most likely anyone stumbling upon this gem is looking up roguelite deckbuilders and has played StS so to put it in simple terms. If you like Slay the Spire for its variable gameplay and being able to chose your path this game does that to a much better degree.

The only downside to this game currently is that the classes feel a bit stiff in regards to what your end game will be. At least in my (novice) experience if you play the loadout specializing in bleed by the end you will be simply better at that. Regardless of how that may appear that doesn't mean your deck will be stale, it still is high in customization. It is just the core concept of your character feels grounded throughout the entire game. The choices you make to get there is still entirely within your control. This is compared to in Slay the Spire where you truly can wing it between the neutral cards and off class cards, as well as relics that favor awkward play.

While this isn't a bad design at all it still is something you may miss. Although this game leans on chains with your cards so it may not really be possible to enable cross class decks. Still this game is a beauty to enjoy and it is a shame more folks haven't stumbled upon it yet.

While it doesn't do this game justice to compare it to another game it is most likely anyone stumbling upon this gem is looking up roguelite deckbuilders and has played StS so to put it in simple terms. If you like Slay the Spire for its variable gameplay and being able to chose your path this game does that to a much better degree. The only downside to this game currently is that the classes feel a bit stiff in regards to what your end game will be. At least in my (novice) experience if you play the loadout specializing in bleed by the end you will be simply better at that. Regardless of how that may appear that doesn't mean your deck will be stale, it still is high in customization. It is just the core concept of your character feels grounded throughout the entire game. The choices you make to get there is still entirely within your control. This is compared to in Slay the Spire where you truly can wing it between the neutral cards and off class cards, as well as relics that favor awkward play. While this isn't a bad design at all it still is something you may miss. Although this game leans on chains with your cards so it may not really be possible to enable cross class decks. Still this game is a beauty to enjoy and it is a shame more folks haven't stumbled upon it yet.