Gordian Quest

Gordian Quest tells the dark story of how darkness fell upon the earth. Monsters and monsters began to appear from everywhere, criminals of various stripes profit from the misfortune of others, but in moments of disaster long-awaited heroes appear. And the player will have to lead such a squad of heroes. It's a sort of roguelike adventure that uses a tactical combat system combined with card combat. To successfully complete the game, you need to assemble a close-knit team of heroes, train them, create a close connection between them and turn them into a single organism. Features of Gordian Quest: • A hybrid of turn-based tactics with a card game and a bagel. • 1 act, 6 characters, hundreds of skills, incredible variety of loot items. • Leveling up, development, various talents and passive abilities, as well as mountains of equipment for every taste and color. • A variety of quests, from simple assassination to D&D-style activities with choice of consequences, saving throws and ability checks. • Several difficulty modes: from the simplest, where death doesn’t even matter, to traditional hardcore with one life. At the moment, the game is in early access, so 1 act is available to complete, and you need to choose from 6 heroes. Each hero has their own class and skill set, as well as other unique abilities that can affect the gameplay. Even today, the number of skills is amazing - about 500 different passive and active skills that can be combined with each other to achieve maximum effect. Of course, no RPG can exist without leveling up. And each hero can and should be improved by picking up new weapons, armor and enchanted accessories. Each playthrough is unique thanks to the procedural generation of maps and locations. Plus, at the beginning of each game, the set of skills is determined randomly, so in principle there cannot be two identical games. A huge number of different items and valuables that opponents will have to part with. Various items and relics are designed to strengthen the heroes, but after a while mysterious objects will begin to appear that can both bless and impose a terrible curse. The game encourages replaying. Every time you perform an act for a certain hero, the system records his progress and later, when you restart, gives more starting resources or even allows you to replace the starting deck.