Dream Quest

Do you enjoy playing card games and killing monsters? If so, Dream Quest is the perfect game for you. This roguelike deckbuilding game is inspired by some of the most popular games out there, including Ascension, Magic: The Gathering, and Shandalar. Venture out on randomly generated levels for short sessions lasting up to 30 minutes as you play one of 13 classes, each with different skills and abilities. Your adventures begin on the Crypt floor as a wizard, deep beneath the ground. But that's not the only place you'll go on your journey. As a warrior, you'll find yourself underwater, and as an assassin, you'll be stalking the volcanic wasteland. And as you progress through the game, your characters will earn achievements that help you in the future. What sets Dream Quest apart is that the combat is a card game, with your abilities represented by cards that you unlock as you become more powerful. For a thief, it starts with only a handful of Slice cards and a Backstab, but soon you'll learn defensive maneuvers like Dodge and powerful finishing moves like Coup de Grace. The choices you make and cards you add to your deck are what makes the game so thrilling. Choose wisely and you'll slay the monsters with ease, but if you aren't careful, you'll end up stumbling on your own feet. Dream Quest is chock full of features. With 14 different classes, each with its own unique play style, you can try something different every time you play. The game features over 300 cards, from defensive moves like Kick and Armor to the devastating Meteor and Curse of Doom. And to keep track of the monsters you encounter in your travels, the game includes a Bestiary where you can catalog more than 70 different creatures. What's more, the replayability is virtually infinite. You can expect at least 50 hours of gameplay to enjoy the majority of the content. And best of all, there are no In App Purchases. The game's price is the price you pay, and everything is unlocked only by playing. The reviews for Dream Quest have been nothing but positive. Gamers have been pleasantly surprised at how its seemingly simplistic, stick-figure art style belies a "truly unique challenge," according to IGN, while Mike32 on TouchArcade praised its "innovative and challenging" gameplay. Citronaut noted that "If you can get past the simplistic graphics, you're looking at a very interesting, strategic game" and called it "outstanding." With its combination of rogue-like gameplay and card-based mechanics, Dream Quest is definitely a game you don't want to miss.