Tainted Grail: Conquest

Tainted Grail: Conquest is a roguelike with a card battle system. Events take place in gloomy Avalon. Each class has its own set of cards and moves. Opponents are divided into ordinary and elite. The village blacksmith opens new buildings. Chests and altars give out cards. The history of the village is revealed in parts. Each race consists of short battles. Traps in dungeons hurt and slow you down. The class is chosen before the race, and everyone has their own cards. The fights take turns, and the cards are collected into a deck. Curses hang until the end of the battle and spoil plans. The village accepts new residents for discoveries. Cards are divided into attacks, defenses and skills. Avalon lies in fog and cold. Loss of health in battle is not healed between floors. The hero's level increases from victories. Bosses guard the exits. Each card has its own price in energy. Along the way you come across quests, merchants and rare finds. Quests offer a choice for a reward. The game punishes greed and unnecessary risk. The death of a hero makes the next run harder. Elite enemies are marked on the map. Attacks require energy and are not always available. Companions help along the way. Maps can be improved between runs. Rest between battles restores strength. The village grows between races, and residents discover permanent improvements. The death of the hero resets the race, but the overall experience remains. Seals and relics change the power of cards. Residents give tasks for supplies. Seals provide boosts for the entire race. The final guard waits in the deepest place. Avalon is ruled by fog and darkness. This game is suitable for everyone who loves card races.