![]() In shop mode the game switches for an arbitrary reason into TPS mode, the framerate drops because of this. What can be chalked up as a negative aspect for Hand of Fate is the shop system and getting through rooms that are filled with traps. The great challenge however is the main boss at the end of dungeon. There is a wide array of weapons at our disposal, a few of them have special properties. The AI doesn’t provide much of a challenge, however when there are many enemies you can get into trouble, especially if you don’t have the right amount of gear. It’s reminiscent of Arkham game series, though here it lack the polish. The interesting aspect of Hand of Fate is that once combat starts it switches to a third person view. The player is incentivized to mop up every enemy to the last bit Certain cards a worth different amount of tokens, and having more tokens will allow us to earn better gear, encounter cards, and weapons. ![]() Hand of Fate however rewards maximalist players, so clearing out a dungeon fully is worth it. Our first thought is probably to get to the boss as quick as possible, as who would want to wander around, and waste time with pointless encounters. ![]() This can be attributed to D&D’s dice system as a throw resulting a 20 can defeat even the toughest bosses. Luckily I picked one of the strongest weapon and equipment in the beginning of the game, so even in hopeless fights there can be a tiny speck of hope. Sometimes I wished to retreat from some of the encounters, but I decided instead to press on. The more we progress within the game, the more difficult enemies will attack us. You’ll be able to fight in some pretty dangerous situations. The levels and locations are entirely random, so there won’t be the same two levels, and can make the game addictive as hell. Goblin thieves that steal our gold, but luckily you can get it back from them. The card is determined when we pick it from the dealer, and at time we can even select our enemies. There is a wide variety of encounter cards, some can be just a simple visit to a shop, and others can be raids. In the beginning we will have a lot of worthless items, but later our loot will be great to defeat our foes. As we move forward in the story we’ll be able to add more cards to our decks. The other deck represents the procedurally generated combat and events. We can select from two card decks, one is just for weapons and armor. There are so many features here that I can barely summarize it.
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