Very enjoyable game. Wasn't sold at first, but as I tried out more decks and unlocked more cards, I really started to enjoy the flow of this game. It can be pretty punishing at times, but there's difficulties that allow for turn re-dos and fight restarts if you don't like that. The soundtrack slaps, the animations are fun, the art is simple but memorable, the gameplay is satisfying, everything feels pretty right here. Weapon of choice is a ton a fun too, with a twist on the existing story and a whole new final boss that will really challenge your deck composition. Fully recommend at any price.

One of the best deckbuilding games i've ever played, really enjoyed how the counter attack deck in particular

I initially bounced off this game - I don't like deckbuilders, and the reliance on movement cards to be able to actually use your attacks can feel brutally unfair.

I was wrong; this game is great. Once you account for the movement card issue (which certain difficulty levels and character upgrades adjust for) then it becomes an addictive and stylish tactics game.

It's as if someone managed to capture the cinematic group fights of the Arkham games, but as turn-based strategy. It's kung-fu chess, and the replays of your character Stathaming their way through rooms of mooks are always fun. With so many games going for a sci-fi or fantasy aesthetic, its great to see one embrace Hollywood action tropes instead. If they ironed out the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around drawing movement cards, this could be a solid combat system for a broader RPG.