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Fabric of Reality - A unique roguelite for only $0.76 USD (store.steampowered.com)
submitted 3 weeks ago by notnotmike to c/[email protected]
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I've become an evangelist for this game in the 24 hours since I learned about it. The fact that this two year old game only has 66 reviews on Steam is criminal. I think it is so much better than that

I first saw the game while watching Ludwig's "rating games that wanted to sponsor me" video, and I was immediately smitten by the concept of the rotating cards. It's similar to a deck builder in many ways but the order of the cards in the deck is predictable and adjustable and it is slightly more fast-paced than Brotato or Vampire Survivors.

The game isn't perfect, it seems like the developer used whatever means necessary to try and market it, including referral codes and asking to sponsor Ludwig, but it hasn't seemed to work. Which is almost a shame because the game deserves to be seen.

So give it a try, it's worth every penny, and then come back and tell me what you think

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

I love the aesthetic but my hand eye coordination is very mid and I bet I’ll suck. How hard is it?

[–] notnotmike 3 points 3 weeks ago

I would say it's reasonably difficult. I haven't beaten the 100 levels yet, I've only gotten up to 50, but it may be that the developer expects you to unlock more permanent unlocks before you can fully beat the game

But there are times when a boss gives you quite the bullet storm so it may be difficult if you aren't coordinated