
Runeborn is a dark fantasy roguelike that merges deckbuilding with a slot-machine-like mechanic. Forge your runebook, crush enemies, and combine trinkets of boundless power to destroy the forces of Despair!


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So the game is okay, the big problem with it is every run feels alike. Pair your deck down to a single element as much as you can and make big lines. It doesn't have the replay ability of other rogue lite deck builders.
It's Balatro meets slots. Game systems are good. My main complaint is sound design/vfx. Doesn't have half the sauce Balatro does when it comes to hitting those big combos. I know it's superficial, but it's just not as exciting. Solid game, though.
I played a couple of runs in early access, few days after release. Here are my thoughts: 0. Graphics are absolutely stunning. Visually this game among the best I played. Interface makes sense, colors work great together and the art has very cohesive style. 1. Difficulty spikes a lot in chapter 2. But I may be at fault as not experienced with deck builders. 2. The game crashes every time upon exiting for me - I'm sure it will be patched so not a negative. 3. The sound design could use some work. Maybe actually a lot. The music is great, but sfx not so much. They do not excite me like say clover pit does. There is no sense of damage numbers increasing. The sound does not carry the weight that seeing MASSIVE DAMAGE or the likes does. Sometimes the screen is busy with numbers and colors, but sounds seem to be just a distant background. Like your neighbor three houses over renovating. You
It's.... fine. I wouldn't recommend buying it unless on pretty heavy sale, but it just hasn't chosen particularly good mechanics to try to incorporate into a slot machine type of game. On a more subjective note, it just doesn't have any "sauce." The menus are fairly simple, animations are light, and the end screens for battles as well as the combo VFX are incredibly underwhelming. It may not *seem* like a huge deal but in a game this random it basically has to feel rewarding when things do hit or else it doesn't feel like the payoff was good enough.
Runeborn is an absolute blast so far. The gameplay loop is satisfying, the atmosphere is great, and it hits that perfect balance between challenge and fun. Every run feels rewarding, and I’m genuinely looking forward to seeing how this game evolves. If I could suggest one thing, I’d love to hear more slot machine style sound effects when casting or meditating because those little audio cues really add excitement and make the magic feel even more impactful. Overall, highly recommend. It’s easily one of my favorite new roguelikes this year.
Ehh its fun for a few hours, but I didnt really find any real strategy other than "go for 1 color so lines go brrr" It's whatever.

Unlock the Scroll of Uncertain Power

Complete a run on Edition 4

Unlock all non-challenge trinkets

Win a run without Destroying any Runes

Have 15 Wild Runes across all Column Inventories in one run

Conjure a Gem from Scroll of Good Fortune 25 times
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