Across the Obelisk
Across the Obelisk is an immersive RPG deckbuilding cooperative roguelite. Play solo or with your friends, choose your heroes, craft your deck and face powerful enemies. Would you dare to go across the obelisk?
What it feels like
Overcoming roguelite challenges and building powerful deck synergies evoke a sense of earned victory. Discovering powerful card combinations and pulling off tactical victories generate moments of thrill and flow.
What it's about
Kingdom of Senenthia, heroes, and saving a fantasy realm establish a high-fantasy setting. Saving the kingdom and facing powerful enemies align with a heroic quest narrative frame.
How it plays
Crafting decks of power is explicitly named as a core loop and central progression system in both official and user descriptions. Cards form the units and actions of moment-to-moment tactical combat against enemies, as evidenced by the deckbuilder-roguelite fusion. Deep tactical combat on turns is emphasized; the turn-based strategy tag and grid-tactical nature of deckbuilder roguelites confirm position and resource allocation matter.
How it's structured
Described as a roguelite with discrete runs where failure resets progress, core to the genre. User tag 'Dungeon Crawler' and roguelite structure with progression through encounters suggest floor-like progression. Roguelites carry unlocks and upgrades across runs; accumulating power between attempts is typical of the form.
Kindred games
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Shares Deckbuilding, Card Battler, Run-Based, Turn-Based Combat.
Both lean into Deckbuilding, Card Battler, Run-Based, Turn-Based Combat.
Shares Deckbuilding, Card Battler, Run-Based, Turn-Based Combat.
Both lean into Deckbuilding, Card Battler, Run-Based, Turn-Based Combat.
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