- March 9, 2018
- Conflux Games
Triplicity
80%Game Brain Score
gameplay, music
graphics, replayability
94% User Score 36 reviews
Platforms
PCWindowsLinuxMac OS
About
A puzzle game developed by Conflux Games where the player must travel around the world and collect cards by defeating challengers.








Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Triplicity combines engaging puzzle mechanics with a strategic card game, offering a unique gameplay experience that keeps players mentally engaged.
- The card game is easy to learn yet offers depth and strategic possibilities, making it enjoyable for both casual and dedicated players.
- The game's aesthetic is minimal and charming, with distinct artwork and a relaxing soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- The card game can feel watered down and unoriginal, with gameplay that may become repetitive and slow, especially in the early stages.
- The puzzle aspect is sometimes seen as bland and poorly implemented, lacking the depth that some players might expect.
- Players may find the initial deck-building experience frustrating due to a slow trickle of new cards, limiting early strategic options.
- graphics12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are characterized by a unique and minimalistic art style that sets it apart from typical card games, offering a refreshing aesthetic reminiscent of Monument Valley. The chunky, polished visuals, combined with a relaxing soundtrack, create an inviting atmosphere that enhances the gameplay experience. Overall, the distinct card artwork and charming world design contribute to a well-balanced and enjoyable gaming experience.
“I'd also be doing a disservice to not mention the art style and general polish of the game.”
“At first, I thought it was going to be way too similar to Monument Valley since the aesthetics of the settings are alike.”
“The chunky, minimal aesthetic (with music to match) gives the game a very relaxing vibe that makes it perfect for winding down with.”
“The aesthetic of the world is minimal and charming, and the card game is well balanced with challenge and reward.”