Ash of Gods: The Way

"Ash of Gods: The Way is a solid strategic deckbuilder; its strength very much lies in its ability to generate a puzzle-solving feel through a straightforward base ruleset and a wide variety of combat scenarios and conditions."

"There’s little to complain about in Ash of Gods: The Way. While the difficulty can, at times, be frustrating, it increases at a reasonable rate and sometimes the problem is more trying to get through a match too quickly rather …"

"It seems that the producers decided to take a different path instead of making a sequel to Ash of Gods: Redemption. As a result, a nice hybrid of card game and turn-based strategy emerged."

"Ash of Gods: The Way is an inspired turn-based strategy and deck-builder game that deserves all the praise it can get. From the story to the gameplay, there are almost no flaws to be found, and the gameplay just keeps …"

"Ash of Gods: The Way is a unique take on the deck building genre that fans of said genre should check out. It follows the usual "collect cards and build a better deck" that most deckbuilders follow but with the …"

"If you’re up to the strategic challenge, Ash of Gods tells a compelling story and will push you to improve your tactical skills"

"I wasn’t expecting to enjoy Ash of Gods: The Way anywhere near as much as I did. What could have been a big step backward from the bold and ambitious effort of the original Ash of Gods has instead become …"

"Ash of Gods: The Way from developer AurumDust sets a new standard with how deck-building games should be made. It has the core structure that makes the deck-building fun and familiar, while also adding a thoughtful narrative and a variety …"

"Ash of Gods: The Way is a compelling card battler RPG with a visual style and story that carries the game through its later lulls."

"Great for Strategy Players wanting a mental challenge, along with a decent story. Good balance, but also not the friendliest game for new players."

"Ash of Gods: The Way doesn&s;t shy away from the realities of war, whether it&s;s the unpredictability on the battlefield or the impacts it has on those involved. The story sucks you in as you try to end the war, …"