Reign of the Renegade

About

Reign of the Renegade is a narrative-driven, post-apocalyptic RPG set in a lawless wasteland. As the Renegade, you must navigate complex relationships, make difficult moral choices, and build your own reputation to survive. With a variety of skills to develop, equipment to scavenge, and factions to negotiate with, every playthrough offers a unique experience.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

88%

Audience ScoreBased on 59 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique blend of deck-building and dice mechanics, providing a refreshing take on the genre with plenty of replayability.
Regular updates from the developer enhance the game, addressing bugs and adding new content, which shows a commitment to improving the player experience.
For its low price, the game delivers a substantial amount of content and enjoyable gameplay, making it a great value for fans of roguelike deck-builders.

The game suffers from balancing issues, with some runs feeling either overwhelmingly easy or frustratingly difficult due to enemy mechanics and debuffs.
Many players have reported bugs and unclear mechanics, which can lead to a frustrating learning experience, especially for newcomers.
The graphics and audio may not appeal to everyone, and some players find the art style and sound effects lacking in quality.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
38%
19%
The gameplay is characterized by a blend of roguelite elements, card and dice mechanics reminiscent of D&D, and a variety of classes and subclasses that offer fresh and engaging experiences. While the game introduces clever mechanics and encourages strategic deck building, it suffers from balance issues and a lack of clarity in some mechanics, leading to potential frustration for players. Overall, it provides a fun and unique deck-building experience, though it may require patience to fully appreciate its depth.
- “Good roguelite with fun classes, subclasses, and card/dice mechanics (think D&D).”
- “The proficiency mechanic does a great job of helping you value different cards from run to run, and makes you debate whether to pick up a card and bank on finding that proficiency upgrade (though getting one requires some luck).”
- “What surprised me the most was the depth and variety to the cards and mechanics, while the difficulty and balancing was dialed in just about right for me.”
- “The combination of card and dice mechanics turns what is, in other games, a pretty tightly balanced genre into a super wide range of possible outcomes for any and all actions, and little to no ways to manage that huge amount of variance as a player.”
- “I keep encountering mechanics that are not explained.”
- “It just gives popups every time you encounter a card mechanic for the first time.”
replayability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
13%
38%
The game is praised for its high replayability, with users highlighting its addictive nature, depth, and variety in gameplay. Many reviewers note that it offers a unique experience within the genre, making it a worthwhile investment for extended play sessions. Overall, it is considered to have exceptional replay value.
- “Very addictive and has a lot of replay value.”
- “This game has insane replay value, a unique feel, a nice soundtrack, and is easily worth 5-10 times what the creators are asking.”
- “There's a lot of depth here and plenty of replay value.”
- “Plenty of replayability and variety to what you can do in a run.”
- “There is a ton of replayability in the game if you are looking for a game to play for hours.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The graphics feature a unique and pleasant art style with a retro vibe, which some may find simple but does not detract from the overall gameplay experience. Players appreciate the visuals as a solid complement to the card battler mechanics.
- “The art style is unique and pleasant with a somewhat retro vibe to it.”
- “I enjoyed the gameplay, and neither the art style nor the audio assets prevented me from enjoying the game.”
- “The graphics are incredibly basic and lack any real detail.”
- “I was disappointed by the outdated visuals; they feel like they belong in a game from a decade ago.”
- “The art style is unappealing and doesn't do justice to the game's potential.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is highly praised, described as excellent and contributing to its unique feel. Reviewers appreciate the soundtrack's quality, which enhances the overall experience and adds to the game's replay value.
- “The pixel art is charming and easy to read, and the music is excellent, too.”
- “This game has insane replay value, a unique feel, a nice soundtrack, and is easily worth 5-10 times what the creators are asking.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized by a blend of lighthearted banter and whimsical characters, such as the "funny looking joker boy," which adds a playful tone to the otherwise serious moments of the narrative. Players appreciate the comedic interactions that enhance their emotional journey and character development.
- “We spent what felt like a lifetime together, cawing through dungeons, learning new moves, joking around, and discovering more about who we are as individuals... only to have her taken away from me by a funny-looking joker boy?”