Signs of the Sojourner

Signs of the Sojourner

May 14, 2020

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Signs of the Sojourner is a narrative card game about relationships and connecting with people. Your deck is your character, reflecting your experiences and shaping your relationships. Make decisions about who your character is in this world, pushing forward with the cards you’re dealt. You take over your mother&s;s store …

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Cosmin Vasile Softpedia May 2020
70.0 /100

"The story is too slow, the card play is not engaging enough, and the gap between the two elements is never actually bridged. Signs of the Sojourner remains a bizarre experiment, that had potential, but where the artists stumbled being …"

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Dani Maddox PC Invasion May 2020
90.0 /100

Graphics

65.0

Gameplay

80.0

Story

92.0

"Signs of the Sojourner turns deck-building into a chance at growth."

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Eliot Lefebvre Gamer Escape May 2020
60.0 /100

Graphics

55.0

Gameplay

45.0

Story

35.0

"There’s a lot to love here, but I don’t think the main mechanic works very well. Which is sad, because I wish it did. I want to love it, but ultimately I just found it frustrating, and watching the credits …"

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Elisha Deogracias GamingTrend May 2020
70.0 /100

Graphics

68.0

Gameplay

72.0

Story

68.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is an intriguing deckbuilder with a great cast of characters and integrated story and gameplay. While there are some glaring flaws with its mechanics, this is a nice relaxing game that teaches the beauty of communication."

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Farley Santos GameBlast May 2020
85.0 /100

Graphics

78.0

Gameplay

68.0

Story

74.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is an interesting interpretation of the art of communicating and the difficulties of the maturing process. The dialogue made through cards with symbols is simple to understand, but offers depth with the varied effects of the …"

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80.0 /100

Graphics

85.0

Gameplay

80.0

Story

75.0

"Signs of the Sojourner delivers a touching narrative experience through unique conversation-based deck-building gameplay"

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Jay Castello Guardian May 2020
80.0 /100

Graphics

35.0

Gameplay

78.0

Story

68.0

"Navigating a world of wonder, an intrepid trader encounters a succession of strangers in this engaging narrative card game"

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Jonny Foster TheSixthAxis May 2020
60.0 /100

Graphics

60.0

Gameplay

65.0

Story

70.0

"Signs of the Sojourner has an excellent premise, an incredible soundtrack, and solid writing, but this jars with an often punishing and frustrating difficulty. All signs point towards this being a light-hearted narrative Indie, but the balance undermines that core …"

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Joseph Barrood Rapid Reviews UK May 2020
80.0 /100

Graphics

75.0

Gameplay

65.0

Story

80.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is a narrative card game. The cards in the deck represent the player’s character. Tasked with reestablishing the prominence of the main character’s mother’s shop, the player must travel on a caravan and gather resources. This …"

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Justin Nation Nindie Spotlight May 2020
90.0 /100

Graphics

75.0

Gameplay

85.0

Story

85.0

"There’s just something about this game that feels so brilliant and yet there’s also something unassuming about its nature that makes me worry people will skip over it without a thought… and that would be a shame..."

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Kenzie Du KeenGamer May 2020
75.0 /100

Graphics

72.0

Gameplay

70.0

Story

78.0

"Travel through a colorful map and deal with the hand you are dealt in Signs of the Sojourner. Follow your mother’s footsteps into a career of discovering cities and personalities, and the perspectives that each brings to your deck of …"

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Lyle Carr God is a Geek May 2020
90.0 /100

"A unique combination of conversation gameplay and deck building, Signs of the Sojourner is a truly special game dripping in charm."

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Max Jordan Doublejump May 2020
80.0 /100

"With a novel concept and brilliantly thought out execution, Signs of the Sojourner has all the makings of gaming’s next indie darling."

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Mehdi Davari Pardis Game May 2020
65.0 /100

"Despite all its gameplay issues, Signs of the Sojourner remains an entertaining title that you can experience time and again; each time encountering new things. Playing this game can distance you from AAA titles for a while, and will bring …"

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Nate Kiernan Kritiqal May 2020
75.0 /100

Graphics

20.0

Gameplay

50.0

Story

90.0

"Had Signs of the Sojourner allowed the player to fail without having the door slammed in their face, it would be easier to forgive some of the flatness present in its card system or the brevity of its script. But …"

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Neal Ronaghan NintendoWorldReport May 2020
85.0 /100

Graphics

72.0

Gameplay

64.0

Story

81.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is a refreshing game, succeeding largely in how well it takes eternally relatable ideas like talking to other people and transforming them into a very sensical card game that has a surprising amount of depth despite …"

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Patrick Hancock Destructoid May 2020
65.0 /100

"Signs of the Sojourner is one of the most cohesive narrative games I have ever played. The interplay between mechanics and storytelling is absolutely brilliant, which makes it a shame that it misses the mark in terms of actually being …"

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Paula Moore LadiesGamers.com May 2020
80.0 /100

Graphics

65.0

Gameplay

75.0

Story

70.0

"At its core, Signs of the Sojourner is a deck-building card game with elements of a visual novel. At times the card drawing feels very much like it’s luck of the draw. Like real-life conversations with others, it’s a game …"

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Rachel Poli Pure Nintendo May 2020
70.0 /100

Graphics

65.0

Gameplay

70.0

Story

68.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is a good, challenging card game that has more at stake than expected. Replayability is high as you create various decks, befriend new people, and try to get that good ending."

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Sina Golabzade Bazimag May 2020
82.0 /100

"Signs of the Sojourner is a very good amalgamation of Deck-buildings, Rogue-likes, Visual Novels and even Tetris and the Whole thing works beautifully. It really forces you to make hard decisions about how you move your story forward and to …"

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Stephen Tailby Push Square May 2020
70.0 /100

Graphics

65.0

Gameplay

70.0

Story

62.0

"There are some parts that don&s;t quite work. A fatigue system discourages you from prolonged excursions and can make things tricky, and the limited number of cards means you&s;re rarely fully prepared to speak with everyone. Overall, though, we&s;d say …"

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Steven Weber MMORPG.com May 2020
62.0 /100

Graphics

70.0

Gameplay

60.0

Story

45.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is a slice of life deck building narrative game. If that was more than a mouthful for you, you may consider steering clear of this game as the conversation based game-play will careen you down a …"

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Thiago de Alencar Moura PSX Brasil May 2020
80.0 /100

Graphics

30.0

Gameplay

75.0

Story

70.0

"Signs of the Sojourner is a game about connection and communication. About how easy it is to move and reach your objectives when you understand what the other is saying and how much the barriers of communication can affect even …"

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Tony Bae COGconnected May 2020
82.0 /100

"Signs of the Sojourner by Echo Night Games has my definite seal of approval to those looking for a fresh deckbuilding game. At the end of my first playthrough, it felt like I only scratched at the surface of the …"

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Zach Welhouse RPGamer May 2020
80.0 /100

Graphics

65.0

Gameplay

75.0

Story

80.0

"...it’s a lot of fun to craft a deck to meet the challenges and stories of the road. Meeting the characters along the caravan’s route and learning their stories is a joy that drives mechanical experimentation. It’s refreshing to create …"

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