As someone who tends to buy games entirely blindly, without regard for whether or not I am familiar/am going to like the genre, purely based on aesthetics, and general vibe, I rarely get as lucky as I did with 9 Kings.

The game is a lovely little card-based roguelite, that I can geniuenly recommend after having played it nearly to completion after about 16 hours, the music is lovely, the overall artstyle is what drew me in the begin with, and the general different strategies to create absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ broken plots that scale up every single round, kept it fresh for me all the way through.

Give it a try! :}

EDIT: Why can I only have about 50 thousand rats at a time?? Fix this.

As someone who tends to buy games entirely blindly, without regard for whether or not I am familiar/am going to like the genre, purely based on aesthetics, and general vibe, I rarely get as lucky as I did with 9 Kings. The game is a lovely little card-based roguelite, that I can geniuenly recommend after having played it nearly to completion after about 16 hours, the music is lovely, the overall artstyle is what drew me in the begin with, and the general different strategies to create absolutely fucking broken plots that scale up every single round, kept it fresh for me all the way through. Give it a try! :} EDIT: Why can I only have about 50 thousand rats at a time?? Fix this.