ShadowHand is a unique, card-battling adventure game, coming to Steam for PC & Mac. Set in late 18th Century England, we follow the story of Lady Darkmoor, a beguiling young aristocrat who masquerades as the notorious highwaywoman, ShadowHand. Fleeing a crime scene and forced to act under the cover of darkness, Shadowhand will stop at nothing to retrieve an incriminating family jewel, and in doing so, safeguard a woman she holds dear. Combining an historical visual novel narrative with collectible card gaming, ShadowHand’s story spans 20 chapters of atmospheric locations including stormy coastlines, mysterious woods and gloomy manors. Featuring 180 levels of elegant and intense card action, players must dodge the law and brawl with outlaws in turn-based combat, gaining experience to customise their character and collect new weapons, gear and loot. It’s time to stand and deliver – your fortune and freedom are at stake!
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Shadowhand (Solitaire/Battle-Card) Options include Full-screen/Borderless Window, Tutorial, Show Blood and Custom Cursor. There are 3 difficulties (Relaxed, Normal, Very Hard), and each is clearly marked as to what is different. Difficulty can be changed before each chapter if you so wish. The Basics: Gameplay is similar to that of Faerie or Regency Solitaire, with cards being placed one lower or one higher. The first big difference here is that there are no face cards (Jack, Queen, King, Ace). Instead the cards range from 0 to 9. Zero can go on nine, and vice-versa. Gain gold by clearing stacks of cards, and get multipliers for that gold by making long number runs (5+ cards) without drawing a new card. You will find both spare cards (numbered) and jokers that count towards your number runs, but you have limited space for these bonus cards, so don't be afraid to use them! Misc: The
IT's GOOD! Get it! Worth waiting all those months in anticipation while the Dev kept pushing back the release date. It's solitaire with a story! And loot! Your character gets different weapons (dagger, sword, gun), clothing/armor, and usable items (Grog Bomb!). You can decide what you want to use. Some weapons have additional benefits like 25% chance to stun. THe armor also sometimes has benefits. And you level up and choose how to use your points to increase stats. The solitaire is like 3 Towers or pretty much all the other solitaire games on Steam (Faerie Solitaire, etc.) Except this game does not use the Ten, Jack, Queen, King or ace cards. It's zero through nine. Zero and nine can match (just like Ace and Two match in other solitaire games) Sometimes you are just playing normally but other times against an opponent where you each take turns. That's when it gets interesting and y
(update years later, hoping the dev would patch their game to make it better. Nope. That said, I see they released a different version of the game, so maybe that's an improvement. I'm not buying it. Literally. The UI for equipment makes it no fun to optimize for a battle. And guess what? Maybe I just want to dress my character up with what I think looks coolest? Oh wait, but then I can never win. Even on normal difficulty. I haven't played RS II or their latest game. So no opinion there.) The developer gave an informative talk at GDC once. So I bought Regency Solitaire. It was worth it. This game is not worth it. The problem is the duels. For example, I'm currently dueling against a boxer, and it's a fixed duel (no weapon changes). Difficulty: Very hard. I was expecting a challenge of my wits, instead it's a challenge of patience and pushing the "restart" button. The opponent has simil
Shadowhand takes Regency Solitaire and slaps a shiny new coat of paint on it, and as somebody who greatly enjoyed Regency Solitaire that was enough to get me interested. Unfortunately, Shadowhand also adds combat to a game that is driven almost entirely by randomness. While it can be fun when the cards align and you get to wail on your opponent, it is far more common for you and your opponent to sit on your hands due to poor draws or for you to be at the receiving end of a smack-down. Add increasingly tanky enemies and attacks that will stun you for turns on end to the mix and you have a recipe for long, draw-out, and extremely frustrating fights.
Shadowhand is a single player turn based strategic R.P.G. card game developed by Grey Alien Games and published by Positech Games. A beautiful debonair aristocrat by day, Lady Cornelia Darkmoor also masquerades by night as the notorious highwaywoman Shadowhand. She hastily dons this persona one evening after a group of brigands ambush her carriage and kidnaps her beloved. Determined to get her back at any cost, Shadowhand delves into a mire of conspiracies, blackmail and smuggling set amidst a backdrop of late eighteenth century England. This fantastic title takes you on a wonderful adventure across 22 chapters of exciting solitaire card play with heavy R.P.G. elements alongside intense turn-based combat. Deal me in! A great way to describe this titles gameplay would be "Puzzle Quest" with solitaire and cards instead of match 3 and gems which is awesome because Puzzle Quest rules! The
I feel like I must be missing something. This has the exact same problems Regency Solitaire had, except in many ways it's worse. Ancient Enemy really does feel like it is getting closer to where these games should be, but basically Shadowhand is "roll dice until you win: the game", except it requires you to constantly click stuff to see if the dice rolled in your favor or not, so it's actually worse than that. Yahtzee has more viable strategy and meaningful interaction than you get here, for the exact same reason as Regency Solitaire: there are too few cards face up on the table at a time for any meaningful choices. It's all RNG: if you use one of your abilities, it's still RNG as to how much it will help you, or even if it was the right choice depending on how much of you deck is left. The weapons and armor are all RNG because they're 25% to do this or 20% to do that and then the armo
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