{"id":2757,"date":"2022-06-27T00:26:34","date_gmt":"2022-06-27T00:26:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.bwgamespot.com\/index.php\/2022\/06\/27\/gordian-quest-is-a-deckbuilding-rpg-inspired-by-the-genre-classics\/"},"modified":"2022-06-27T00:26:34","modified_gmt":"2022-06-27T00:26:34","slug":"gordian-quest-is-a-deckbuilding-rpg-inspired-by-the-genre-classics","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.bwgamespot.com\/index.php\/2022\/06\/27\/gordian-quest-is-a-deckbuilding-rpg-inspired-by-the-genre-classics\/","title":{"rendered":"Gordian Quest is a deckbuilding RPG inspired by the genre classics"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Card-based deckbuilding RPG Gordian Quest has just recently<\/a> left Early Access, reaching a version 1.0 after a few years of development that saw it journey from a just-ok card RPG to one that floats near the top of the pack. Not just my opinion, either, since Gordian Quest sits at 92% positive Steam reviews on a total of 3,461 as I write this.<\/p>\n

Building a party from 10 different characters, with their own personality and class, Gordian Quest sends you out on a deckbuilding RPG adventure with a really great broad-based equipment and skills system. It’s a fusion of the energy of older D&D energy of RPGs like Neverwinter Nights or Ultima with the more modern popularity of roguelike deckbuilders, featuring a more classic four-act campaign alongside alternate modes.<\/p>\n

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The upshot for many is that it’s not a single setting game. A variety of difficulties are available to you, from a casual mode where deaths are a setback to brutally hardcore. That’s just campaign mode, there’s also a mode called Realm Mode, which is built from the ground up as a roguelite experience. Both modes use include a meta-game progression system that gives you benefits which carry over into future playthroughs.<\/p>\n

You can find Gordian Quest on Steam<\/a> for $20, or 25% off until July 7th for the summer sale.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

[#item_image]Gordian Quest is a deckbuilding RPG inspired by the genre classics<\/p>\n

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Card-based deckbuilding RPG Gordian Quest has just recently<\/a> left Early Access, reaching a version 1.0 after a few years of development that saw it journey from a just-ok card RPG to one that floats near the top of the pack. Not just my opinion, either, since Gordian Quest sits at 92% positive Steam reviews on a total of 3,461 as I write this.<\/p>\n

Building a party from 10 different characters, with their own personality and class, Gordian Quest sends you out on a deckbuilding RPG adventure with a really great broad-based equipment and skills system. It’s a fusion of the energy of older D&D energy of RPGs like Neverwinter Nights or Ultima with the more modern popularity of roguelike deckbuilders, featuring a more classic four-act campaign alongside alternate modes.<\/p>\n

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(Image credit: Mixed Realms)<\/span><\/p>\n

The upshot for many is that it’s not a single setting game. A variety of difficulties are available to you, from a casual mode where deaths are a setback to brutally hardcore. That’s just campaign mode, there’s also a mode called Realm Mode, which is built from the ground up as a roguelite experience. Both modes use include a meta-game progression system that gives you benefits which carry over into future playthroughs.<\/p>\n

You can find Gordian Quest on Steam<\/a> for $20, or 25% off until July 7th for the summer sale.<\/p>\n

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