Hand of Fate

I got this game when it was free and constantly put it down and pick it back up. it is very simple and entertaining a t the same time

Easy to learn at the beginning then increases the challenges as you progress.

Honestly, it's great. If you didn't get it when it was free I would still very much recomend this great game. Although, it can get sort of repetitive if you don't care about your deck. All of the writing of the cards is great. 4/5 would buy

It`s a nice hybrid card game mechanic and the first few scenarios were really fun. But not only does the difficulty ramp up considerably, it also relies way too much on pure luck when making critical decisions. This basically turns it into a grind, where you keep using certain action cards until you get lucky enough to get the result needed to not only get more cards unlocked but also to get rid of the event card itself as some are locked into your deck until you complete them a certain way. Overall it`s a fun game but I`d wait until a sale to buy it unless you love the action you see in the videos.

Discovered this gem through games with gold back in early 2015. It is unlike anything else on the market, combining genres of ARPG with TTRPG and TCG. You face the mysterious Dealer in a high stakes game of fate, where your character's past is crafted into encounter cards that are spread on a table in a dungeon layout. You use a pawn to navigate these dungeons with each card potentially being a shop, a roleplay encounter, a skill challenge involving luck, a combat encounter, or the dungeon's exit. Combat whisks you down into the game board where your character is equipped with equipment cards, and you then engage in Batman Arkham style combat. It's an incredibly fun indie palette cleanser that you might just find addicting in its own right. I still come back to it even 8 years later!