Blue Hunter

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Blue Hunter is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by NourSaiFR and was released on February 18, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Blue Hunter is a roguelike deckbuilding game with RPG elements. Fight monsters and revive them, level up, choose your stats, create your deck of undead monsters, beat gods and become the almighty god! FEATURES Dynamic stats: Choose which stats to increase with each level up. Create your own playstyle! Strategic sacrifices: Are you ready to go through hell? Make sacrifices in order to get …

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94%

Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game features a unique mechanic where defeated monsters become cards, adding an interesting twist to the deckbuilding genre.
The RPG stat mechanics allow for character customization and build diversity, making each run feel different and engaging.
The developer is responsive and actively updates the game, showing potential for future improvements and additional content.

The game currently has a limited amount of content, with only two classes that feel very similar, which may lead to a lack of replayability.
There is a significant lack of meta-progression and variety in enemies, making the gameplay feel repetitive over time.
Some players have noted that the difficulty can vary wildly, which may lead to an inconsistent experience.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42%
33%
25%
The gameplay is a compelling blend of roguelike mechanics and deckbuilding, offering a unique monster-collecting experience reminiscent of webtoons like "Solo Leveling." Players appreciate the RPG stat mechanics that allow for diverse character builds and strategic upgrades, while the balance of RNG and consistency keeps each run engaging and varied. Overall, the game is praised for its fun mechanics, artistic style, and the innovative monster-to-card system that enhances the deckbuilding experience.
- “Really clever roguelike that gets straight into the gameplay without any fluff.”
- “The mix of roguelike mechanics, deckbuilding, and dark fantasy themes feels fresh and challenging.”
- “The gameplay has just enough RNG to make every run feel very different and just enough consistency with upgrading your stats to increase damage, dodge, etc. to make many builds feel super viable.”
- “The RPG mechanics add some consistency that I know I crave in the genre, removing a lot of the luck early on in a run while still letting you customize later based on what the RNG gives you.”
- “The difference in this game comes from two other mechanics: the first being that you can level up after each fight, using your points to upgrade passive stats (dodge, vitality, intelligence, strength, and critical), which can boost yourself every so many points and also will unlock new spells (artifacts/trinkets) every few of them.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game feature a simplified and somewhat outdated design, yet many players find this aesthetic appealing. The art style is praised for its charm, complementing the enjoyable monster collecting mechanics and contributing to an overall fun experience.
- “A very simplified and outdated feeling card battler, but something about that is also aesthetically pleasing.”
- “Fun monster collecting mechanics, great art style, and just overall good fun.”
- “The graphics feel very simplistic and outdated, which detracts from the overall experience.”
- “The visuals lack detail and polish, making the game feel less immersive.”
- “The art style seems unrefined and doesn't match the expectations set by modern games.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players note that the game offers some replayability through the varying effects of creatures based on the character used, enhancing the experience. However, some reviewers feel that overall, the game still lacks sufficient elements to encourage repeated play.
- “An even cooler fact is that the effects of the creatures will change depending on which character you are using to play them, adding an extra layer of replayability to the game.”
- “Game right now, as I mentioned, is quite entertaining to play, but it still lacks a bit of replayability.”