

The iconic roguelike deckbuilder returns! Craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures, and discover relics of immense power in Slay the Spire 2 - featuring new characters, cards, events, alternate acts, and more!




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Imagine if Slay The Spire had better art, more animations, and more content. Now add new systems to make each run different and unlocking things more fun. In some ways, it feels more polished than the first Slay The Spire, even if this is in early access.
You know it is a good game when the Master audio settings defaults to 50% when you start it. 10/10
I already love this game Everything about the first is improved upon 10 fold, more characters, actual lore, story progression making more unlocks having runs be more satisfying, more music, all new enemies bosses and events, all of which include multiplayer with 4 friends. By the way did i mention its the same price as the first game? Even though it has way more content and a beautiful new art style with flowing animations? and its only in early access as they plan to add even MORE content to this game, which isnt paid dlc btw, which is hardly seen in the industry nowadays. Most developers would have released this game not nearly as clean last year, and charged 15 for dollars for the new acts and multiplayer dlc. Do yourself a favor and give this a shot, i promise you wont regret it. Megacrit loves there game as clearly seen which how much they put into it, and im sure you will too.
I started playing on Friday night, hyperfocused like crazy, played the game whole weekend without doing anything else with 4 hours of sleeping per day and 15 minutes ago I've just beaten A10 with ironclad. There aren't many things in life bringing this much satisfaction. I want to brag about it, I want to knock on the door of my neighbor at 4AM to tell them I just beat A10 with ironclad.
Personally, this is already an upgrade of StS 1 in most aspects. Better animations, better graphics, better events, better variability. Multiplayer looks fun (but unbalanced which is also fun), but I haven't tried it yet. But yes, it is still early access. With some issues. I expected them and I am fine with buying and playing the game to support devs, before they fix it, but yeah, review is a good place to mention them. So..what are current problems/unfinished parts? - Balance is iffy for now. Some cards are utterly broken, some are unplayable. But that is the main reason for EA - There will be multiple acts variations in the future (For now, only ACT 1 has it) and there will be Act 4. - Some elites and bosses are not that fleshed out. Most of them are great, but some of them are just boring big bodies that simply hit hard. All of these issues are EA issues. And for me, StS 2 shows
Slay the Spire 2 is like when I had my second child. It’s a little different than the first one, but you love it unconditionally.

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We fused card games and roguelikes together to make the best single player deckbuilder we could. Craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures, discover relics of immense power, and Slay the Spire!


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