Slay the spire new character full#

As far as I’ve seen, no other game comes close to getting this right. Your party plays its roles, works together, goes on an adventure, levels up, struggles to make it to town, divides up the treasure and so on. You get plenty of good encounters, and a world with its own unique twists on various things, wrapped in a classic tale.Īcross the Obelisk does an amazing job capturing the feel of playing D&D within a rogue deckbuilder. It’s not trying to be original in that way. Overview (Spoilers minimized)Ī warrior, a rogue, a priest and a mage walk into a town to start a quest to rescue the princess. I think I’ve encountered a few, but I’m not convinced I gave them a fair shake.

Tier 5 (We Don’t Talk About Bruno): We don’t talk about it. Tier 4 (Playable): Monster Slayers, Dicey Dungeons Tier 2 (Worth It): Across the Obelisk, Monster Train, Roguebook

Slay the spire new character full#

Here is my full tier list for Rouge Deckbuilders, links go to my reviews: Almost Pure Spoiler-Free Review (3 bits of information)Īcross the Obelisk is a Tier 2 game, meaning you should play it if and only if “Slay the Spire meets D&D” sounds like a good time. Pure Spoiler-Free Review (1 bit of information) Now that Across the Obelisk has been fully released, it is high time to review it.Īs usual, I’ll do this in sections with increasing levels of spoiler. I did get in several games once the final act was introduced, as well. For most of the games I played, this meant that the ending was not fully available.

I played Across the Obelisk while it was still in early access. It is Slay the Spire meets Dungeons and Dragons. Life requires time for a good game now and then.Īcross the Obelisk is a roguelike deckbuilder where a party of four adventurers goes on a quest.