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Free Range Games / Feb 15, 2022 / RPG
Spelldrifter combines the puzzle-like positional tactics of a turn-based RPG with the customizability and replayability of a collectible card game. The result: a hybrid, wherein players must juggle the resources at their disposal using both time and space.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure | RecommendedNot sure |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | 2GHz+ (SSE2 instruction set support) Can't tell | Not listed Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 1GB Video RAM Can't tell | Not listed Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 2 GB RAM Can't tell | Not listed Can't tell |
8 user reviews
50% positive, 8 reviews
I'm recommending this to support the developer because this game does some things very well and I hope they continue working on games like these. Here's what the game does well: - They solved a very hard UI problem, using cards and grid combat together better than any other game I've seen. - The game is visually quite attractive. Visual design of cards, including art, is stronger than other related games. - Its...
112 found this helpful, 2022-08-21
It was probably more of a fresh idea back when it was called Labyrinth (funded via Kickstarter originally and released on Steam back then), before it got renamed and re-released on Epic and then re-released here on Steam again. Today (04/2023) though, just looking at the game and its mechanics it feels very dated, barebones, mobile gamey (messy UI and mediocre gfx) and did not grip me again as it did back in the day...
46 found this helpful, 2023-04-01
No difficulty settings, and too much a puzzle. Loosing each fight first time just to get an idea what composition might be needed, then just some luck and finding a "correct sequence of moves" for this encounter.
23 found this helpful, 2022-06-27
Form your party of 3 with your choice of warrior, mage, priest, or rogue. Skills, attacks, spells, and equipment come in the from of cards that you'll build a deck with. Each member of your party has its own deck. As you progress through the game you'll earn more cards to build your party's decks with. Your choice of party members and deck build will dictate how quickly you'll progress through the game as the wrong...
15 found this helpful, 2022-12-26
