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About Griftlands

Fight and negotiate your way through a broken-down sci-fi world in this new rogue-like deck-building game – Griftlands. Griftlands offers a new variety of deck-building genres where you can either fight or negotiate. Negotiating in this game isn’t a joke, you can either fight or negotiate with different characters. Almost everything is negotiable: money, loyalty, and even morality. Choose your characters and make a great fortune in the Griftlands!

• Heroes are the playable characters in Griftlands. There are three heroes total planned for release. Each Hero has their own unique story, map, quests, play-style, and decks. Choose from Sal Fallon, Rook, and Smith.
• Grafts – Grafts are items that can be collected by the player that have a range of positive effects. Each Hero is able to install a limited amount of grafts. Grafts come in two varieties, Battle Grafts and Negotiation Grafts, and each comes in four different grades of rarity: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Boss, and Unique.
• Cards – Cards are the central focus of gameplay in Griftlands. Players start with a pre-built deck of 10 cards and build a deck of randomly offered cards that are rewarded through quests, purchased from merchants, or received from random events. Available cards can be customized by enabling/disabling Card Sets in the options before starting a run.
• Battles – Battles are the core gameplay of Griftlands aside from Negotiation. Battles are fought by spending Action Points on cards to use attacks, inflict statuses, and prepare other actions such as gaining defense.
• Negotiation – Negotiation is one of the two main gameplay aspects of Griftlands, along with Combat. Negotiations are used to intimidate, bribe, haggle, and attempt shakedowns. Most quests have an option that allows you to negotiate to either avoid combat entirely or give the Hero a powerful advantage in an upcoming fight.

Griftlands Reviews

Griftlands is the turducken of card games. It’s a deck-builder stuffed with a second deck-builder, inside a faction-management game, inside a single-player narrative game. It’s ridiculously overstuffed and impenetrable, but you’ve got to admire the craft on display. Taken as individual games, there are some fantastic ideas in Griftlands, but as a single offering, they don’t quite work.

thexboxhub

A tightly written, well-thought-out card-building game makes Griftlands one of the best in its genre. However, the starting hours need to be pushed through to grasp its complexity.

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