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Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes is a card battling roguelike that's available now for Android devices

The latest Early Access title from Loongcheer Game

Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes is a card battling roguelike that's available now for Android devices

Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes is the latest game from Loongcheer Game, who you might be familiar with from the likes of Hero Summer and Wizard Legend: Fighting Masters. Much like the latter of those two titles, Dreaming Dimensions: Deck Heroes is available now for Android in Early Access.

Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes is a turn-based roguelike deck-building game. It all takes place in a dream the main character is trapped in where they embark on an adventure to become a powerful warrior by battling against a plethora of powerful enemies.

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The game is roughly divided into two different sections. The first is navigating the overworld, which appears as a labyrinth where your path will be covered by leaves or snow, depending on the area, until you move onto the next square. Some of these hidden squares will be home to enemies.

This kicks off the other main portion of the game which is the combat. Here it becomes a turn-based card battler, a setup you'll likely be familiar with if you've played anything like Slay the Spire, many people's favourite entry into this roguelike sub-genre.

There will be over 500 different cards to make use of alongside different relics and equipment that will also be useful throughout your adventure. There are also four difficulties and three game modes to choose from, hopefully providing plenty of variety if you grow tired of one particular setup or find everything too easy.

There are also a variety of different heroes to choose from before you leap into battle, each with their own talents to make use of. You can check out some gameplay from Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes in the embedded trailer above.

Dreaming Dimension: Deck Heroes is available now over on Google Play in Early Access. It's a free-to-play game with in-app purchases.

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Stephen Gregson-Wood
Stephen Gregson-Wood
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