Ouroboros King Chess Roguelike

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4.2
60 reviews
5K+
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Content rating
USK: Ages 6+
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About this game

Die werbefreie Demo enthält 1 (von 3) Akten und 22 (von 57) Figuren.

The Ouroboros King kombiniert die strategische Tiefe des Schachspiels mit der Bauvielfalt und dem Wiederspielwert eines Roguelikes. Stelle eine beeindruckende Armee zusammen, entdecke mächtige Relikte und kaufe überraschende Gadgets, um den Hexenzirkel zu besiegen.
Updated on
Nov 9, 2023

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Ratings and reviews

4.2
60 reviews
Extreme Kiwi
March 10, 2024
Games fun and I enjoyed it. But infinity mode isn't what I thought it would be. Access to infinity mode comes to an end if you lose. And you lose when you run out of rewinds. Also, progression comes to a stop once the story has ended and you enter infinity mode. Gold becomes useless, no access to the store, no access to other units, can't upgrade current units. Kind of defeats the purpose. You become stuck with whatever you have when completing the story.
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Yami (Himitsu no Yami)
March 11, 2024
Fun game but has some issues. Getting into late infinity mode rounds gets increasingly laggy, the enemy ends up getting more relics than can be displayed on screen making it difficult to plan around at times. If your RNG is good, you can end up with a nearly impossible to counter strategy by end game. Would also benefit from a multiplayer mode.
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Michael Tareha
March 26, 2024
Good idea, but the starting army is so incredibly small that it really takes a lot of the actual fun and strategy out of chess and boils it down to just trading pieces because you win by default if they have no pieces left. That combined with the disgusting power level of some of the pieces makes it really unbalanced and unengaging. I think they need to start with maybe 7/8 pieces instead of 3, increase map size and make upgrades smaller and more numerous.
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