I mixed a classic turn-based strategy game (Heroes of Might and Magic 3) with deck building game like Slay the Spire. Also added a lot of reptiles :) Immerse yourself in a rich fantasy world. Develop your town and armies. Collect cards to create new crazy strategies.
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Demiurges is a strategic roguelike game. Your task will be to keep the world from extinction. To achieve this, you will have to create a deck of cards that will define your strategy, and then direct the actions of your heroes to defeat your enemies.
The player can move around the map with all of his heroes. While exploring, they can find new items, resources, objects with unique abilities, and enemies who will be valuable sources of experience. As you defeat the guard, a new area of the map unlocks with new challenges. After the player captures the game, the entire map changes to the next level.
One of the most important things to success is creating the right deck. You can create it before each skirmish from previously unlocked cards. Cards are dropped from packs you can buy with gems earned during the game. To use a card, you need resources that you can produce or obtain on the map. Be careful, some cards require sacrifices to be used.
When you meet an opponent on your way, you can attack him. The battles take place in a turn-based system on a board divided into hexes. Units move depending on the initiative they have. Units have different passive and active abilities, so you must think about each move to make the best use of their skills.
Each faction has its own town. With cards, you can expand them to support your plans. You can build new buildings, recruit units, create special constructions and produce resources.
You start each game with one Demiurge, but you can recruit more by map events or using cards. Demiurges are powerful units that can cast spells and use powerful artifacts. By defeating new enemies and gaining experience, the demiurge is able to learn new abilities and become even more powerful. In addition, he gathers an army that supports him in the fight against opponents.
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Demiurges is a strategic roguelike game. Your task will be to keep the world from extinction. To achieve this, you will have to create a deck of cards that will define your strategy, and then direct the actions of your heroes to defeat your enemies.
The player can move around the map with all of his heroes. While exploring, they can find new items, resources, objects with unique abilities, and enemies who will be valuable sources of experience. As you defeat the guard, a new area of the map unlocks with new challenges. After the player captures the game, the entire map changes to the next level.
One of the most important things to success is creating the right deck. You can create it before each skirmish from previously unlocked cards. Cards are dropped from packs you can buy with gems earned during the game. To use a card, you need resources that you can produce or obtain on the map. Be careful, some cards require sacrifices to be used.
When you meet an opponent on your way, you can attack him. The battles take place in a turn-based system on a board divided into hexes. Units move depending on the initiative they have. Units have different passive and active abilities, so you must think about each move to make the best use of their skills.
Each faction has its own town. With cards, you can expand them to support your plans. You can build new buildings, recruit units, create special constructions and produce resources.
You start each game with one Demiurge, but you can recruit more by map events or using cards. Demiurges are powerful units that can cast spells and use powerful artifacts. By defeating new enemies and gaining experience, the demiurge is able to learn new abilities and become even more powerful. In addition, he gathers an army that supports him in the fight against opponents.
I mixed a classic turn-based strategy game (Heroes of Might and Magic 3) with deck building game like Slay the Spire. Also added a lot of reptiles :) Immerse yourself in a rich fantasy world. Develop your town and armies. Collect cards to create new crazy strategies.
We are not affiliated with IsThereAnyDeal.
Steam data © 2025 Valve Corporation. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Valve Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Independent of Valve. Pricing and availability subject to change.
