Mythical Mayhem

About

Mythical Mayhem is a fantasy deck-building game with a single-player campaign mode and custom game option. It includes 32 named hero decks, 23 arch villain decks, 28 foe decks, and 35 scenarios, each with varying difficulty levels. The game features strategic combat with a random element, allowing you to recruit heroes, defeat foes, and collect gear, re-lics, and dark sagas.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

96%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

story6 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Mythical Mayhem offers a unique blend of deck-building mechanics and RPG elements, allowing for extensive customization and strategic depth.
The game features a compelling campaign mode with various missions, side quests, and the ability to recruit heroes, enhancing replayability.
The art and music are well-received, contributing to an engaging atmosphere that complements the gameplay.

The initial learning curve can be steep, with a complex UI and tutorials that may overwhelm new players.
Some players have reported issues with the game's pacing, particularly regarding the randomness of card draws affecting mission completion times.
There are minor bugs and UI inconveniences that detract from the overall experience, such as unclear victory conditions and the inability to undo actions during gameplay.

story
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
74%
9%
The game's story is engaging, featuring a campaign filled with unique missions, quests, and arch-villains that require strategic hero card selection and decision-making. Players can customize their hero decks, recruit new heroes, and navigate a narrative that intertwines with gameplay mechanics, offering varied win conditions and side objectives. While the overarching story may lack polish, the dynamic interactions and choices enhance the overall experience, making each mission feel distinct and rewarding.
- “My favorite thing about mythical mayhem is the interaction between your hero deck (composed of multiple card sets), a mission's quest, the arch-villain, and the dark saga.”
- “The new campaign mode really bridges the gap between a card builder game and a D&D game with a variety of both card games that stay true to the scenario format and text-based social engagements where you have the opportunity to stay true to your character and help to shape the world as the larger story unfolds!”
- “In campaign mode, you start by making your own hero card and you are launched into a story-driven campaign in which heroes will join you along your progression, depending on your choices and how you solve the quests.”
- “I was initially unable to proceed after completing Act 2 - there were no quests on my screen.”
- “My first couple campaign quests seemed overly difficult and frustrating because of this.”
- “I like the theme, and although the art and story of the campaign need some polish, I gladly play it and eagerly await the next changes and refinements.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
44%
33%
The gameplay of Mythical Mayhem is praised for its strategic depth, seamless integration of mechanics, and engaging storyline progression, making it a standout in the deck-building RPG genre. Players appreciate the well-designed interface, abundant content, and the ease of starting new runs, contributing to its high replayability. Overall, the game is lauded for its clever gameplay and lack of bugs, solidifying its status as a favorite among players.
- “Thanks to the guidance provided by the developer and tutorial videos, the fog began to lift, revealing a world of strategic depth and nuanced gameplay.”
- “The amount of content there is, along with the custom scenario mode, makes for a greatly replayable game, especially with how easy it is to get a run started and how smoothly the gameplay flows.”
- “There is so much to say about the gameplay; I could write an essay, but do yourself a favor and check out the many videos posted by the developer.”
- “Mythical Mayhem, within a few hours of gameplay, has managed to secure a spot in my heart as my favorite deck-building game, because of its clever gameplay, well-thought-out interface, plentiful content, and, so far, total absence of any bugs.”
- “The main strength of Mythical Mayhem resides in how neatly every little aspect of its gameplay fits together.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The game offers strong replayability, appealing to fans of resource-collecting and deck-building games like Dominion and Star Realms. With a wealth of content, a custom scenario mode, and responsive development, players can enjoy a long-lasting and evolving adventure that is easy to dive into.
- “The replayability is very strong and the game continues to evolve as the dev is very responsive to feedback.”
- “The amount of content there is, along with the custom scenario mode, makes for a greatly replayable game, especially with how easy it is to get a run started and how smoothly the gameplay flows.”
- “Fun deck building game that has a lot of replayability.”
- “If you have played games like Dominion, Hero Realms, and Star Realms where resource collecting is key to winning, then this might suit you as it offers a little more in the way of 'long-lasting' adventure and replayability.”
- “Fun deck-building game that has a lot of replayability.”
- “The replayability is very strong and the game continues to evolve as the developers are very responsive to feedback.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The graphics of the game have received positive feedback, with users praising the artwork, design, and overall aesthetic that aligns well with fantasy adventure RPGs. The combination of appealing visuals and immersive sound effects enhances the gaming experience, making it a standout feature.
- “Love the artwork, sound effects, and music.”
- “Nice design based on fantasy adventure RPG, with good artwork and a great deck-building game. Give it a try!”
- “One of the main things that caught my attention were the graphics.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game is generally well-received, with many praising its quality and the accompanying sound effects and artwork. However, some reviewers feel that while the music serves its purpose, it lacks standout elements that would make it memorable.
- “The music for the game is great, and the art for the cards is really good too.”
- “Love the artwork, sound effects, and music.”
- “There isn't much to say about the sounds nor the music of Mythical Mayhem: they do their job without much to write home about.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviewers feel that the atmosphere could be significantly enhanced with additional polish, including features like animations and a day/night cycle, which would contribute to a more immersive experience.
- “I hope the developer makes a new version with a little more polish and adds new features like animations and a day/night cycle to the board, which I think would enhance the atmosphere.”