Runewood: Hundred Nights

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Runewood: Hundred Nights is a single player survival survival game. It was developed by Jestercraft and was released on December 1, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

MAKING 24 GAMES IN 24 MONTHS! Runewood: Hundred Nights Steam Page (Wishlist it! <3) This game is part of the journey and it'll be shipped 1st of December 2025. It's made in a month. INSTRUCTIONS: Buy cards from your "hand" by placing them on your inventory (middle board)Equip cards, play cards or sell them. Press the "Attack" -button to start the autobattle (You can play cards while the auto…

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86%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

music1 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun gameplay loop and is engaging for short sessions.
It has a fair price and provides a cozy, relaxing experience with solid core mechanics.
There is potential for replayability and depth, making it enjoyable for players who appreciate roguelikes.

The game can become repetitive and boring once players figure out the mechanics, leading to a lack of long-term engagement.
Balancing issues and heavily stacked RNG can result in frustrating runs where players feel powerless.
The enemy variety is limited, which contributes to the game's predictability and diminishes excitement over time.

gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The gameplay features a fun and addictive loop with solid core mechanics, though it suffers from some cardpool bloat and frustrating enemy mechanics. While the tutorial is unrepeatable and can be overwhelming, players can quickly grasp the straightforward mechanics as they progress. Overall, the game prioritizes gameplay over story, delivering a clean experience that rewards attention and engagement.
- “It has a very fun gameplay loop.”
- “It needs some work here and there, but the core mechanics are solid.”
- “Takes a moment to understand the mechanics, but once you get it, it's actually very addicting.”
- “This is not helped by about half the card pool being worthless bloat, and half the enemies running some sort of 'screw you' mechanic.”
- “Make sure to pay attention when first opening the game as it immediately throws you into the tutorial (which can't be repeated), but if you miss anything, the mechanics are simple enough to pick them up on the fly later.”
- “It needs some work here and there but the core mechanics are solid.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story is minimal and lacks depth, but the game compensates for this with clear and straightforward mechanics.
- “The story is very slim, lacking depth and engagement.”
- “The narrative feels disjointed and fails to draw the player in.”
- “Character development is minimal, making it hard to care about their journeys.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players note that the game offers a surprising amount of depth, contributing to its high replayability, particularly as a cozy card auto-battler roguelike. Many are eager to explore its replayability potential further.
- “Looking forward to seeing how much replayability it really has to offer.”
- “A cozy little card auto-battler roguelike that has a surprising amount of depth; this game has a ton of replayability.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is well-received, described as cool and fitting without being overpowering, complemented by pleasant sound effects.
- “The sound effects are nice, and the music is cool but not overwhelming.”