I fell in love with the roguelike/roguelite genres back in 2013 with Risk of Rain. Since then, I've played a very wide selection of games that fall under that purview, eventually learning that my preference is for deckbuilder roguelikes.

So I invested time into Slay the Spire. A lot of time. And, don't get me wrong, I absolutely still adore everything about that game... but I still find myself coming back to Vault of the Void over StS. This game is incredible. The sound design, art style, and the fact that you have more control than usual over how you play your turn and set up, due to retroactively avoiding damage instead of proactively are all extremely welcome.

Overall, I cannot recommend Vault of the Void highly enough, and I'm looking forward to where the game ends up!

I fell in love with the roguelike/roguelite genres back in 2013 with Risk of Rain. Since then, I've played a very wide selection of games that fall under that purview, eventually learning that my preference is for deckbuilder roguelikes. So I invested time into Slay the Spire. A lot of time. And, don't get me wrong, I absolutely still adore everything about that game... but I still find myself coming back to Vault of the Void over StS. This game is incredible. The sound design, art style, and the fact that you have more control than usual over how you play your turn and set up, due to retroactively avoiding damage instead of proactively are all extremely welcome. Overall, I cannot recommend Vault of the Void highly enough, and I'm looking forward to where the game ends up!