- September 5, 2024
- Be-Rad Entertainment
Demon's Mirror
Platforms
About
"Demon's Mirror" is a roguelike deckbuilding game with a unique grid manipulation battle system. As one of three trapped souls, navigate an ever-changing labyrinth, battling nightmarish foes and collecting over 200 cards to create a powerful deck. Chain tiles to attack, defend, and unleash devastating combos, adding depth to traditional deck-building.










- The game offers a unique blend of match-3 mechanics and deckbuilding, creating interesting strategic choices during battles.
- The artwork and sound design are charming, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- It provides a challenging experience with a variety of characters and synergies, making it engaging for fans of roguelikes.
- The game can feel tedious and clunky, with battles often dragging on due to the mechanics and RNG elements.
- Many cards lack creativity and depth, leading to a less satisfying deckbuilding experience compared to other games in the genre.
- The game is heavily inspired by Slay the Spire, which may lead to a feeling of familiarity and lack of innovation for some players.
gameplay
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game features a blend of classic deckbuilding and unique mechanics, including a chain-3 system and a matching board that integrates with character abilities. While the deck management is considered somewhat standard and some combat mechanics may feel unbalanced, the game offers a solid challenge and replayability, particularly for fans of similar titles like "Slay the Spire." Overall, players find the gameplay engaging and satisfying once they grasp the mechanics, despite some areas needing refinement.
“Three completely unique characters complement a varied and unique gameplay system.”
“The game can be quite challenging, and some cards and enemies could probably do with a few small tweaks, but the vast majority of the content and core gameplay is very solid and exceptionally polished.”
“There's plenty of challenge and replayability even if you're already used to these game mechanics.”
“The deckbuilding mechanics are pretty default and not that engaging, but you have a bunch of new extra stats to make some use of the more unique part of the game, which I think is a great idea, because it is the more interesting part here.”
“Largely fails to impress due to the majority of cards being subpar for deck mechanics.”
“>Some, if not most combat mechanics feel like BS.”