Night of the Full Moon for Pc

I have so much fun every time I play this game, it’s the perfect deck building-rogue like for mobile! I was looking for a mobile Slay the Spire substitute and this is honestly an even more enjoyable experience since you can take it with you everywhere you go. I think all of the 1 star reviews for this game are completely unfair because nearly all of them are based on 1) payment issues which have since been patched and handled by the dev team who does great work or 2) complains that it’s a “rip off” of Dream Quest by Peter Whalen. If you actually looked, there is an envelope on the main page of the game that explicitly states that they got permission from Peter himself to collaborate and recreate Dream Quest. And they did an amazing job! The game looks absolutely amazing, with voice lines for *every!* interaction, which is impressive. I genuinely have no complaints for this game, and for anyone wondering, the in-app purchases are two DLC classes, a card magician and an apothecary, both $.99 and (since i love this game so much) definitely worth it. Hopefully this review does the game enough justice to convince anyone on the fence about getting it, but if it hasn’t...this game is 1 (one) dollar!! You would have to be an absolute mad man to read this far in the review and at least not TRY this gem of a $.99 mobile game. Best of luck to anyone getting the game :)

The game itself is pretty fun, there are some minor translation errors but aside from that it’s a pretty good game. Some of the bosses and other monsters can be frustratingly hard, and a couple classes are harder than other’s, but it ended up being a lot of trail and error for me until I found the right/easiest set-up. Basically you want to select the ranger class and go for a Poison/Action deck, remove your red damage cards ( but take the red poisons)when you get a chance, I usually just take out one or two at the selfless town. Raise Action power every time you get a chance, and raise max health now and then too. You want to pick up cards like Venom/Bleeding/Motivation/Agility/Fatal injuries/Infection/Residual Shadow/Focus/Imitation/Sidekick/Sprint/Recycle and grab a destruction or another equipment buster type card, because you’ll need at least one. The goal here is to continue drawing tons of cards while gaining action power and dropping tons of poison on your opponents. I usually will copy a sprint or agility after I finish grabbing all the apples for the witch. I’ve won pretty much every time I’ve gone with this set up. I always skip all red damage cards besides infection. Also, if you see it and can grab it, boots of speed, longbow and ghost blade run really well in this deck. Anyway hope you give it a try and have fun!

While many have written it off as a slick Dream Quest clone, I see, while you use the same core mechanics, you've added some innovations of your own so it is MORE than a mere clone. My 1 wish, I'd love a scored hardcore mode. While I leave it up to you to figure out how detailed you like to make the scoring system and would be happy enough with just a local leaderboards for each class, the most important aspect is perma-death. The game can be saved mid-run, but the save must be destroyed as the game is reloaded so that a player can't reload a save multiple times.

This may look like another deck-building based roguelite, but it stands out from the rest. This game has an actual plot; the different classes have clear strengths, but the ability to play them in different ways; the enemy visuals and voice lines have personality; and for a mobile game, the games aren't too long. The game is easy to grasp, but gives you plenty of room to improve if you want to master it. — Despite this long paragraph, this is only a minor criticism, but the only criticism I could think of in this amazing game. — The game does have a "skill tree" system, where you earn stars for beating bosses throughout your different runs, which you spend to buff certain aspects of subsequent runs. It's a nice idea, and I appreciate the fact that it's in the game at all, but it's rather shallow. It's easy to max out the skills after a few good runs, and then you just forget about it. I wish they could add something to make it more in-depth, something more to work towards, but it's only a minor criticism. — End of criticism — All-in-all, the gameplay itself is great, and reminds me of Slay the Spire, the art work is wonderful, the gameplay mechanics are cool and innovative, and a blast to play in your free time. * I definitely recommend purchasing the DLC classes, as it breathes more variety into the game. *