Rogue Book: The new video introduces more details

NACON And Abraham Entertainment When released Media Indy Exchange (Mix) Last Saturday, an online event about future indie video games, a new video about Roguevilic Tech Builder Rogue book. The video shows the key elements of the game and some of the issues of the game.

Created by Abraham Entertainment And creator Richard Garfield Magic: Collecting There is Rogue book A rugged deck builder in the magical world Faria Plays. Players must assemble a group of two heroes from the four available heroes and engage in tactical, twist-based battles against the legends. Rough books Compete.

Each hero has a unique set of cards, and players must manage their deck wisely, build cooperation between heroes, and determine their position during battles.

During the study, players add cards to their deck. These cards can be upgraded with gems or replaced with newer, more powerful cards. Rogue book Deck Builder also introduces a new game philosophy for titles: As players expand their deck, players unlock unique skills and abilities for their heroes – in return, however, they must live up to the greater predictability of the big deck.

At the beginning of each chapter, only part of the map is revealed, including the path to the final employer. Players are encouraged to use the ink method to explore the map to learn about hidden areas. Numerous treasures, enemies and events are found to make the team as strong as possible for the final battle.

If it fails you have to start all over again. But not all is lost: Rogue book There is a permanent upgrade system with new unlocked cards and new capabilities for heroes. For players who like all the secrets Rough books Want to explore, there is an ebook system through which you can add custom challenges to the game and get even bigger rewards. This increases the revaluation value Rogue book Substantial.

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