Runs are long and slow, and a complete run can take like 2 hours. It's well made in that you can skip over many of the conversations you've already seen, but there's an absolute ton of plot and story and unlike in something like Hades it's interspersed throughout the game. That segues into my biggest issue, which is that it tends to be very talky for a roguelite. It's a little more balanced than that which also means that the fights tend to take a while. I don't feel like the cards tend to combo in the really fun ways you can get in Monster Train or Slay the Spire where you just build totally broken decks that slaughter everything. I've played a fair amount of it and while I really like it I'm also a little disappointed in certain aspects. It's on sale for $15 on the switch-I think its on other consoles too, and of course the PC, but these types of games are perfect for a handheld-so I highly recommend anyone picks this up. Nothing revolutionary, but it is cool to see. No, it doesn't really draw attention to it, but a large majority of the characters featured in the game are women. Also of note: a lot of female representation in this game. The setting is this cool cyberpunk/western feel to it, the character designs are all unique, and the battle system is really fun. This game is fucking awesome and Im surprised that not a lot of people are talking about it.
Apparently this is made by a indie developer named Klei which seems to be getting a lot of indie buzz for some of their games. The twist is is that the rpg mechanics also apply to conversations and debates, so you can potentially avoid conflicts by simply convincing the other side to see your point. It's a deck builder where you take control of bounty hunters and go on quests and stuff. Was hunting around the sales list on my switch, when I came across Griftlands thought the name was cool, but became really interested once I did a bit of research about what it actually is.
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