Neoverse

"Neoverse doesn’t have a reason why these women jump through portals to fight monsters, but who cares with a deckbuilding roguelike system this addictive. Its high difficulty will force you to stay on your toes, but there’s enough here to …"

"If it sounds like I didn’t enjoy Neoverse, I actually did. It’s a clone, sure, but it’s a well made clone of an already great game. Beyond some balancing issues, there really isn’t much wrong with Neoverse. It’s just that …"

"Overall, there’s a lot to recommend in Neoverse Trinity Edition. It’s addicting, it’s great in short bursts and long runs, and it’s got characters and decks that are excellently balanced. Really, the only downsides are the lack of tutorial, the …"

"All in, Neoverse is an adequate distraction to pick up and put down but if you want something truly engaging then wait for this one to roll out a few more updates first."

"Neoverse dispenses with story (and a perhaps more-important tutorial) to get players straight into the action, trusting them to figure out the game&s;s intricacies on their own. Those with the patience to learn Neoverse will be rewarded by its amazingly …"

"The card combat and deckbuilding of Neoverse is incredibly strong and if all you need to keep you entertained is deep card combat, it&s;s got you covered. However, the lack of any kind of context and background to anything, just …"

"The core gameplay of Neoverse is addictive, but ultimately held back by the confines of its creation."

"Grind away through an interesting card based title that falls just short of being great"

"Neoverse is an anime-inspired take on the deck-building Rogue-like genre. Featuring bland 3D graphics with stiff animations, forgettable music, and a convoluted UI the gameplay is both too simple and somehow too convoluted for this game to keep up with …"

"An impressive card battler with depth for days and an eye-opening visual presentation. What Neoverse might lack in terms of a story or truly innovative mechanic it more than makes up for with customisation, longevity and a much welcome intention …"

"I had a good time playing NEOVERSE – especially Hunter Mode – because at the end of the day the aesthetic of a deck builder doesn&s;t matter as it&s;s all about the cards."

"The problem is that for all of Neoverse&s;s merits - it&s;s a good looking game, with good, balanced mechanics and excellent replay value - it&s;s also ultimately unsatisfying to play. The narrative context is only ever a tease, and without …"

"Neoverse Trinity Edition brings the strategy of a deck-building game together with rougelite elements. Similar to a game like Slay the Spire, but with a different polish. The story is virtually non-existent, which is unfortunate, but understandable for the type …"

"Even though I&s;m not a card game player. Neoverse really impressed me with its look and the fact that it&s;s not that challenging. It&s;s definitely easy to master. The three beautiful heroines take you through a large number of fights …"

"Neoverse Trinity Editon is a surprisingly addictive deck-building card battling game. There are some things that will make you think this was a converted mobile game from the West, especially given anime-based heroines. The game leaves a lot for you …"

"Neoverse Trinity Edition succeeds at being an enjoyable deck builder, but it does so in a way that&s;s seemingly desperate to highlight its limitations. It runs embarrassingly poorly at times, and does almost nothing to ingratiate the player to its …"

"Neoverse is a deck-building roguelite with some impressive systems and lots of room for intricate strategy, however its presentation, lack of modes, narrative or personality really make it feel a few cards short of a full deck."