Dungeon Deck

Hello :D

sy to say but the game just straight up crashed when I used a heavy hammer

ok bye bye have a good day :D

also Bunny summon when?🤔

game freezes when too many daggers are used at the same time ~3+

Running into a bug where the whole screen just goes black randomly, since the bugfix+code changes ...4 minutes ago

my only request for the next update is mobile controls

I love the art update!  The coins add nice flavour, but are super annoying when they block dragging the cards into the drop zones, you should disable the colliders when you're dragging a card

Is it normal to get three of these in a row? because if so they are kinda overpowered even if you have max health

I would balance third hand, one third hand and two deck swaps, lets you cycle infinitely
i.e
Graveyard: weapon, deck swap, third hand
Hand: Deck swap

Play deck swap, play weapon, play third hand, and you have reset and can repeat. It does help that you are forced to take cards, making this setup hard to draw, but w/ 3 deck swaps and two third hands alongside a draw/knife build, I get this very often. You could change it to limit each third hand to one use per turn, or you could make it only playable once per game by putting it in a different zone after playing it; think Magic the Gatherings exile. 

It was a great game, though!

Each time I beat an round of enemies, the game goes black and I can't fix it.

I had a lot of fun playing! Sadly, the card that "Has the amount of damage of last enemy killed" made my health become NaN, so the game cannot end xD

I think one more thing that would be cool, is a card folder, so we can see all the cards we have obtained, or used.

ok super awesome game (totally love it) but wondering if you could include a turn count or something on the lonely golem, so we can see the number of turns we have before an ethereal golem instead of trying to remember? :)

Is it possible to have a settings menu to adjust volume in game? 

This is dope! A little unclear on exact mechanics, but i was able to figure it out

when i click the run game, the background turn black. but the game title and the card is not black. :/

How do you remove cards from your deck?

great game! hope it gets huge world for full game on steam. also higher difficulty unlocks and a unlimited enemy one might be cool.

The game is pretty fun

If I had money I would buy this on steam (when it comes out of course)

Keep up the good work

also bunny summon? (that would be cool)

ok bye bye have a good day :)

If you make a summoner hybrid build (you can use any second build) you will win, I love the summoner build so much, would recommend summoner mager, like pyro mage, it goes pretty hard

Are you planning to add Russian localization and is there any way to help you with this?

bug report (v2.5.2)

mechanical bow correctly returns to hand and uses no energy after dragging onto an enemy card with no arrows in hand; however, it still adds two temporary training bows each time.

screenshot

playing on Safari / Apple MacBook Pro

This was very close to working on mobile but it doesn’t 

Dear devs. i have found a bug, if you use the mechanical bow without any arrows, no turns wasted, it returns, and does its ability, basically a dupe

When i click the run game button, the screen turns black. :(

Alot of fun!

Enjoyable game although knifes felt a bit stronger than the other paths.

awesome game ill play it tomorrow and try to beat beach

I unfortunately have no idea what triggered this glitch, but I was messing around with my coins in the cave and the darkness started flickering.

very good game

Summons are really strong currently

Great game by the way.

My game crashed upon using the card that instatly finishes status effects

Here is log

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FATAL ERROR in

action number 1

of  Step Event0

for object oDeck:

Push :: Execution Error - Variable Index [0,1] out of range [1,1] - -7.l_stun(100027,1)

at gml_Script_scrPerformCardAction

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stack frame is

gml_Script_scrPerformCardAction (line -1)

gml_Object_oDeck_Step_0

I found an error when you kill an enemy with club and there is  another enemy you keep the club and keep the energy

Can you please explain the difference between the Launch files? The 2.4.0 version (with the little controller icon) does not run for me in Windows. It opens but when I click on the deck it doesn't do anything. The other versions run, but are limited to a fixed window size. Please advise, thanks

also one more idea if you can i would like to see how this would work in an endless mode

I also like the newest update

I have a good Idea for something to add as a item "pouch" what it could do is allow you to gain an extra card per turn but it destroys itself until the battle has ended. one of the downsides  should be that you lose a move every turn 

letssssss gooooooooo!!!

This is a really fun game and I love how many different card types there are! IDK if it is possible but it would be great if the game saved when the tab was closed.

suggestion: add a coin clean up

Finally beat it!  Having seen the boss at the end of the beach, I think all my runs would have beaten the game if I hadn't run into crashes.

The game is pretty good, and seems to be getting better! 

Thoughts on cards:

Third hand was too strong at +3, but it's too weak at +2. +3 with a cost or limitation-- perhaps having it set your current available moves to 3, for example-- would be better, but +3 is probably fine since the power creep from the new cards is pretty high (mitosis, as an example, is better than pre-nerf third hand, and copies most but not all of what you could do with it).

Draw two is always bad now, and that's probably fine.  It's funny because in most games it's super OP.  Used to be good iff you had third hand, now you'd prefer mitosis instead of course (strictly better).

Although discarding is usually good, discarding on hammers is bad for you.  Hammers themselves are still good-- maybe even better-- but only if you have no more than one in hand per turn. Card forge helps them a bit, but since they are very anti-synergistic they are no longer an archetype distinct from swords, which is too bad. The novelty hammer suffers from this especially, since its niche (the forest boss battle) relies on the ability to stack several of them per turn to make up for being worse than the single-target hammers most of the time individually.

Bows are still, and have always been since I first played, the best archetype by far. Double shot crossbow is even more better than the viper gun now that there are a number of useful reasonably attainable arrows to choose from, and it's probably the best weapon in the game, though some of the other legendary bows can give it a run for its money with significant investment.  Having to have projectiles is a cool downside, but a VERY manageable one. 

Projectiles are good because bows are good, but mostly suck otherwise.  It's notable that both darts would be quite decent even if they weren't projectiles, which has an outsized impact because they are the top-tier projectile-class cards.  Bent arrow is very good early in the game when you can't just arbitrarily have whatever ammo:bow ratio you want, but trash later in the game when you'd much rather discard than keep it in hand, at which point crafted arrow is better if you need something more than just legendary ammunition. Wonky arrows are the worst starting items, except they go with the training bow, the best starting weapon.

Daggers are sad.  They wish they were bows, but they are trying too hard.  The main two advantage that daggers have over bows are that daggers can be used as singletons in a pinch and daggers can play any number of cards with a single action. Unfortunately, both these abilities are quite weak because normal card draw is extremely weak (costing 1 play per card and requiring you to dilute your deck with non-daggers) and diversity is essential, limiting the number of 'extra moves' compared to bows you might possibly get, and daggers are very poor weapons as solo options due to their low damage and lack of useful secondary effects.  Daggers also mostly don't ignore thorns, which is very relevant because they rely on making 4-5 low-damage attacks per turn.  Throwing daggers can help with this, but only a little due to their rarity and the number of them you'd need to outfit a deck.  That's not to say that daggers are *bad* as an archetype, just that they are much worse than bows; they are still quite a bit better than swords and hammers!

Summons are meta-defining.  Every deck benefits from a good chunk of summon cards, though throwing out *all* your other cards is usually rather suboptimal. Summon cards are unique in that they don't take up space in your deck while they are in-play, and without thorns it costs at least 1 enemy turn to get the summon out of play. The training dummy was always one of the best summons, and with the buff to 3 hp it's even better.  I have yet to find a deck in which it isn't an auto-include, at least up to 3 copies.  Lonely golem is a great design for a weak summon card to have available early in the game (even the starting cards would probably be okay if the code could handle it), but it's obviously not going to cut it in a late-game deck. I like clockwork golems (and I liked them before the buff, too), but they probably aren't very strong, even post-buff.  If they returned to hand post-draw rather than taking up space when the ability activates, they'd probably be more competitive with the other golems, though they still fill the powerful attacker niche pretty well.  Clay golems are bad, but work just as well as clockwork golems 99% of the time.  Health insurance is a scam; get Forest Golems instead.  Forest Golem is the best healing source in the game, and with the buff they are amazing tanks as well.  The 1 dmg/turn can really add up with multiple copies as well.  Armor golems are very good as well, with a different niche, surprisingly.  Their purpose is to increase the effective MAX hp for allies (especially dummies), so that low-hp allies can survive enemy attacks in the middle to late game, which is, in fact, worth the small negative change to ones effective hp/turn modifier much of the time. Smoke golems might not be in the game any more, but they were cool.  Card Forge is essential to the new Hammers+Swords archetype, but useless otherwise.  The turn o matic costs gold which is a no from me, but I can see it being good, objectively.

Health items and shields are pretty interchangeable.  You usually want at least 1 health item unless you have particularly good forest golem luck, and a couple of shields is often a good investment.  There are no interesting heals or shields, so you just use steak and small shields, then later bread and tall shields.  You don't normally want more than 1 health item (though 2 isn't a bad situation to be in, really, or more than 2 shields (though three is okay). This is because it's important to do at least moderate damage to enemies most of the time, and deck space is quite limited.

Vampire sword is good, because it is basically a healing item with a cool effect (damage), so you can swap bread for it, but all other swords are pretty bad.