Meteorfall: Journeys
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About
Meteorfall: Journeys is a casual deck-building roguelike game with outstanding gameplay and good visuals. Battle evil foes, collect powerful cards, and defeat the Uberlich in this challenging adventure. With high replayability and the ability to customize your playstyle, this game offers countless hours of fun.











- Clever and engaging deck-building mechanics that offer a variety of strategies and character classes.
- Charming art style reminiscent of Adventure Time, enhancing the overall experience.
- No microtransactions or ads, providing a pure gaming experience for a fair price.
- High reliance on RNG can lead to frustrating experiences, with runs ending due to bad luck rather than player skill.
- Limited content and replayability once all characters and cards are unlocked, leading to a sense of staleness.
- Some balancing issues between characters and enemies, making certain classes feel overpowered or underwhelming.
- gameplay118 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and strategic depth, making it accessible yet engaging for players. Many reviewers appreciate the variety of characters and card mechanics, which enhance replayability, while the mobile-optimized controls allow for quick, casual play. However, some criticisms arise regarding the randomness of certain mechanics and a perceived lack of depth in gameplay, suggesting that while enjoyable, it may not satisfy those seeking a more complex experience.
“I'm in love with this card game, simple in gameplay but still complex in strategy, with amazing replayability.”
“The gameplay is fast-paced and rewarding, with each run offering new challenges and opportunities to refine your strategy.”
“The gameplay is addicting in a good way and each character is very distinct from each other, so there is great replayability.”
“Sadly, that's kind of all the mechanics are—interesting but not deep.”
“Looks great but, as deck builders go, I found the mechanics to be disappointingly shallow.”
“So little actual gameplay... really needs some way to keep track of your stats or something... tops a month of gameplay, if you only play the daily challenge after playing through for completion... 5-star game with 1 star worth of length... not worth buying.”