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Uncover an Epic Sci-Fi Story with Star Deck Roguelite RPG
Star Deck deckbuilding sci-fi roguelite RPG game aiming to release on Linux and Windows PC, but has a playable Demo. Developer Psyched Studios dedication and creativity are the driving forces behind this project. Working to make its way onto Steam. Let's dive right into Star Deck, the upcoming release from Psyched Studios. Where you take on the role of a space smuggler, navigating a galaxy under The Federation's control. Your mission? To save your kidnapped brother. The game is a mix of adventure and strategy while blending elements from popular titles like Slay the Spire and Smash Up. The unique twist in Star Deck is the rogue-lite approach. You're not just going through a linear storyline. Instead, every run is a new experience with randomized levels and diverse settings. The demo's already out, giving us a taste of what's to come.
I'm intrigued by the ideas of a Linux launch. I'm developing with Unity, but if it's as easy as it is to port to Mac, then sure, why not!?
Developer Alex Elkman, who has no prior experience with Unity 3D and Linux support, but intends to create a native build for his project. Which is impressive, since he's working solo on Star Deck. No word on Steam Deck, yet. In the demo, you've got two main tools at your disposal: the Blaster and the Ice Hammer. Each offers a distinct style. The Blaster is all about managing your ammo for those swift, impactful hits, while the Ice Hammer leans towards defense, freezing your foes in their tracks. And it's not just about these weapons. There's a whole array of non-weapon cards you can collect from events or shops, adding layers to your strategy. Very playable on Linux, via Proton.
Star Deck - Trailer
Combat is where it really shines. You're not just mindlessly attacking; it's about making smart choices. Since you've got vulnerability factors, counterattacks, healing – all the good stuff from RPGs. The world is alive with unique enemies, intense boss battles, and intriguing events. What's really unique is how you'll start each run in the Star Deck full release. You'll choose from 5-6 weapons, each with its deck of over 30 cards. You can also equip two weapons at a time, blending their styles. As you progress, you'll collect more cards, either as battle rewards, event gifts, or shop buys. Due to let you tailor your deck to suit your strategy, experimenting with different combos for the best results. So, what do we have in a nutshell? Star Deck is a sci-fi adventure where you play as Rowan Lightstorm, the smuggler hero. You're trekking across 4-6 unique levels, each with its own challenges and settings. Your toolkit? A pair of weapons, each with a unique approach, backed by a rich selection of cards. The combat is deep and strategic, bringing in classic RPG elements. Plus, the risk / reward of facing off against tough enemies adds to the thrill. And let's not forget: you're earning credits, grabbing consumables like the Health Flask. All while navigating this vibrant, challenging universe. Star Deck is a journey of strategy, risk, and adventure, set against a backdrop of space intrigue and brotherly rescue missions. Keep an eye out for their Kickstarter coming up for the deckbuilding sci-fi RPG game in March 2024. While the full launch is due in Q2 2025 on Steam. Coming to Linux and Windows PC. So make sure to Wishlist it.