NEOVERSE

About

Neoverse is a single-player turn-based strategy game with a good plot and sensational visuals. As a savior of Neoverse, create your strategy with 300 cards, over 100 skills, and 3 unique characters, each with distinct abilities. Experience different combinations and challenges in time-warping multiverse levels, where decisions impact future destinations and encounters with 70+ monster types. With masterful skill combinations, this game offers high replayability and sophisticated challenges.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

+10

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,003 reviews

gameplay131 positive mentions

grinding17 negative mentions

Engaging gameplay with a variety of mechanics that enhance the deck-building experience.
Beautiful graphics and character designs that add to the overall appeal of the game.
High replayability due to different characters, skills, and randomized elements in each run.

Lack of a cohesive story or narrative, making the game feel somewhat hollow.
Some balance issues, particularly with certain characters and their abilities being overpowered or underwhelming.
The game can become repetitive quickly, especially after unlocking most content.

gameplay
393 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
64%
3%
Neoverse offers a solid gameplay experience as a turn-based roguelike deck-builder, drawing heavy inspiration from games like Slay the Spire while introducing unique mechanics such as precision kills, combo systems, and character-specific abilities. Players appreciate the addictive nature of the gameplay, which is easy to learn but challenging to master, although some find the balance and repetitiveness of longer sessions to be drawbacks. Overall, the game is praised for its engaging mechanics and diverse character options, making it a noteworthy entry in the genre despite some criticisms regarding its presentation and balance.
- “Neoverse is an underrated, turn-based roguelike deck-builder that delivers a fantastic gameplay experience.”
- “The core mechanics of the roguelike genre are expertly executed here, with each run offering a fresh and exhilarating challenge.”
- “The gameplay is easy to learn but tough to master, which keeps you coming back for more.”
- “The game can occasionally overstay its welcome, especially during longer play sessions where the repetitive nature of the gameplay begins to set in.”
- “Looks good, but gameplay is quite boring and tiresome.”
- “Gameplay feels sluggish and bloated.”
graphics
264 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
44%
3%
The graphics of Neoverse have received widespread praise for their vibrant and colorful design, often compared favorably to classic JRPGs like Final Fantasy. While some players appreciate the anime-inspired aesthetics and detailed character models, others find the art style polarizing, with mixed opinions on its thematic execution. Overall, the visuals are considered a standout feature, enhancing the gameplay experience despite some critiques regarding the depth and originality of the graphics.
- “The rich lore and vibrant visuals breathe life into this fantastical realm, immersing players in an adventure that is as engrossing as it is visually stunning.”
- “The graphics are amazing and the game runs smoothly without any graphical or framerate issues.”
- “Gorgeous visuals, fun gameplay.”
- “The graphics aren't compelling -- the fan service isn't fan service enough and the cards look ugly.”
- “But also, the 3D graphics here aren't great, the scenarios are poorly made and the effects are not particularly nice.”
- “The graphics are pretty but lack personality and flair.”
story
128 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
72%
14%
The game's story is largely criticized for being minimal to non-existent, with many players noting that it lacks a coherent plot or character development. While the gameplay mechanics, such as the quest and reward systems, are praised for their depth and replayability, the absence of a meaningful narrative detracts from the overall experience, leaving players wanting more lore and context to engage with. Overall, the game is seen as a fun deck-building experience, but it falls short for those seeking a compelling story.
- “The character design is top-notch and the storyline keeps you engaged from beginning to end.”
- “The quest system for unlocks as you go through the missions is dope.”
- “It's a beautifully animated game with a complex card system, fun combats and boss fights; they also add a shop system which you can modify your cards carefully and a quest system which you can reap extra rewards in exchange for a bit more specific objectives.”
- “If you're in it for the story, well... I haven't seen any (that's too bad).”
- “The miniscule story is ludicrous, and only told through fading text messages in the title screen.”
- “There is no story whatsoever; you are playing 3 stages consisting of 4 normal battles and a boss battle, and that's it.”
replayability
45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
56%
7%
The game boasts high replayability due to its extensive unlockables, unique character abilities, and randomized elements that ensure each playthrough feels fresh. Players can enjoy a variety of modes and challenges, with different strategies and deck-building options enhancing the experience. While many find it engaging for long sessions, some express concerns about potential staleness after extended play.
- “The game’s replay value is high—there are plenty of unlockables, including new cards, costumes, and skills.”
- “Each character boasts unique abilities and playstyles, allowing for endless experimentation and replayability.”
- “The cards available in the store and the skill board is randomized in every playthrough, so each run through the game offers a different experience and therefore high replayability.”
- “It would give the game even more replay value, which I can imagine the game probably gets stale after 50-100 hours of the same thing...”
- “Overall a decent game, but seemingly not as challenging or replayable as Slay the Spire or Dream Quest.”
- “However, long-term replayability is a nada.”
music
40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
35%
48%
18%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its relaxing and enjoyable qualities, while others find it generic, forgettable, or even irritating. Many suggest that the soundtrack lacks variety and depth, with a desire for more engaging compositions and additional voice acting. Overall, while some players enjoy the music, it often fails to leave a lasting impression, leading many to prefer their own playlists during gameplay.
- “8/10 overall great design, no story, relaxing gameplay, great music.”
- “Between the three main characters, their multiple fighting styles, deck/talent builds, card-combo decisions, the beautiful graphics, and near perfect music, I simply can't ignore it.”
- “The music is great, the visuals are decent - it's aesthetically pleasing for sure.”
- “Music is terrible, but the graphics are decent and the gameplay is addicting.”
- “The music feels completely and totally generic.”
- “The soundtrack is too simple, and sometimes it interferes with immersing you in gameplay.”
grinding
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
94%
Reviews highlight a significant issue with grinding in the game, noting that while some players find the gameplay enjoyable, the excessive need to grind for trophies and gear can lead to a repetitive and frustrating experience. Many feel that the grind detracts from the overall fun, especially when trying to unlock content or prepare for challenging encounters, with some even comparing it unfavorably to free-to-play models that prioritize pay-to-progress mechanics. Despite some redeeming qualities, the grind-heavy nature of the game has left a sour impression on many players.
- “I went back and defeated the final boss; it wasn't as grindy as I thought.”
- “The grinding in this game feels rewarding, as it allows me to really develop my character.”
- “I appreciate how the grinding mechanics are balanced, making progress feel satisfying without being tedious.”
- “It was fun the first few times but it quickly gets repetitive, grindy, and feels unrewarding.”
- “Each DLC also comes with 100 trophies which you can use to purchase gear that will make clearing the game actually possible; the game is ridiculously difficult and frustrating, especially at the beginning when you haven't fully unlocked each character's skills and cards, and earning enough trophies to buy gear requires an insane amount of grinding to the point where the game becomes repetitive and no longer fun.”
- “The only redeeming factor is that the gameplay itself is rather fun, but once you discover how grindy it is and that there's barely any content to unlock when you finally do unlock something, it will just make you not want to bother playing it.”
character development
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is highlighted by exceptional character and enemy designs that are visually appealing and engaging, contributing to an immersive storyline. While some critiques point to a reliance on fetishized aesthetics, many players appreciate the overall quality of the art and animations, which enhance the gameplay experience. Overall, the character design is a standout feature, earning high praise despite some mixed opinions on its thematic execution.
- “The character design is top-notch and the storyline keeps you engaged from beginning to end.”
- “Amazing deck building game with great character designs (both waifus and enemies) and pretty solid gameplay which forces you to adapt in order to overcome different challenges.”
- “The animations and character designs are great, the sound is great, the enemy variety is great... this game is just great.”
- “Okay, yes, the character designs look like the manic sex fantasies of a man who had heard women described but never actually seen one, but if you can ignore the fetish art, this is honestly better than Slay the Spire.”
monetization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
13%
63%
The monetization aspect of the game has drawn mixed reviews, with some players perceiving it as a cash grab due to its DLC-heavy model and unappealing visuals reminiscent of low-quality mobile games. However, it is noted that the game does not currently feature microtransactions, which some players appreciate, though there are concerns that this could change in the future. Overall, while the monetization strategy raises eyebrows, it does not detract significantly from the gameplay experience.
- “On the plus side: it doesn't have microtransactions!”
- “Mechanically the game is sound and sets itself apart from similar games, but the visuals and interface may give the impression of microtransactions when there are none.”
- “The game bizarrely is DLC bloated, making this seem a lot like a cash grab mobile app that you have to pay for just to play.”
- “Mechanically the game is sound and sets itself apart from the similar Slay the Spire game, but the visuals scream Unity Asset Store along with an interface which makes me feel like the game has microtransactions when it doesn't.”
- “Microtransactions are probably next in line (speculation).”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
Overall, the game's optimization is mixed; while it runs smoothly at high settings and maintains good performance even on older hardware, some users feel that the Unreal Engine could have been utilized more effectively, leading to a perception of subpar optimization.
- “The graphics are amazing and the game runs smoothly without any graphical or framerate issues.”
- “The game runs smoothly on the highest settings with 60 fps even on an old rig like mine.”
- “Good translation for early access, runs bug-free and with good performance on my system.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
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The atmosphere in the game is described as lacking depth and originality, with some users noting a dull presentation and mediocre music. However, others appreciate the visually appealing elements and the engaging anime-inspired vibe, highlighting the enjoyment derived from the game's aesthetic despite its derivative mechanics. Overall, the atmosphere is a mixed bag, with some finding it beautiful and immersive while others see it as bland and uninspired.
- “Very fun, very playable, very pretty and of course very 'Slay the Spire'... it is an absolute joy to play and very beautiful and atmospheric visually. I love STS, and this is very much a 3D version where you skip across different dimensions as one of three very different, but all female characters, whilst fighting a variety of well-realized, fully animated enemies.”
- “The atmosphere is captivating, drawing you into a vibrant world filled with unique characters and stunning visuals that enhance the overall experience.”
- “The game's ambiance is immersive, creating a rich environment that complements the gameplay and keeps you engaged throughout your journey.”
- “The lack of atmosphere is striking; it feels like a mishmash of ancient Greek minotaurs, ninja assassins, horror monsters, robots and drones, orcs, and vampires without any cohesive theme.”
- “Neoverse is virtually non-existent in terms of presentation - there is no style, no atmosphere, dull colors, mediocre music, and an overall sense of blandness and unoriginality.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The humor in the game is characterized by a mix of awkward translations that, while not perfect, contribute to some genuinely funny moments, resulting in enjoyable gameplay experiences.
- “You can tell it's translated (not terribly, but not particularly well either), which leads to some funny instances.”
- “I had some really funny hours spent playing this game.”
- “The humor in the game is genuinely entertaining and adds a lot to the overall experience.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
150%
Overall, users report a generally stable experience with minor issues such as occasional game freezes and lags during battles or store selections. While some players have encountered these minor hiccups, the gameplay is largely described as intuitive and bug-free, contributing to a solid overall performance.
- “The classes are unique, fun, and interesting. The gameplay is intuitive and, so far, bug-free; it's 100% rock solid.”
- “I have faced some minor issues like game freezes or lags in between battles or the store select screens.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I've experienced constant disconnects during online matches, which ruins the experience.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a sense of heartfelt dedication and effort from its creators, often resulting in a "heartbreaker" RPG that, despite its well-meaning intentions and craftsmanship, remains largely unplayed and overlooked, leading to a poignant sense of disappointment.