I'm not "suggesting" it, I'm rather in the middle with it

Being an adorer of roguelike deckbuilders, I tend to pick up any game I find on the store, Deepest Chamber was one of those games in the genre that I know I won't be remembering in the future but nevertheless was an okay game.

The unique catch in this one is that you have 3 characters and they all get their cards, they can be stunned (unavailable to draw "their" cards) and every (almost) card can evolve for one use each time you play a card next to it, this is all about the unique aspects of Deepest Chamber in the genre

But the card pool being relatively small and each character possessing only one major strength (some have more but it's rare) gives you a more linear game than a complicated one. The 3D view is a nice change for the generic pace (similar to Neoverse except you don't see your characters) and that's all there is to it
Probably best to get in on a discount and only if you are a fan of the genre, otherwise I don't really see Deepest Chamber making you play it more than just few hours

As for achievements
It's downright horrible I'm sorry, it's just one of those games that decided to give you achievements that are locked behind thousands if not millions of possibility's RNG, and the worst part is, one of those are at the very end of the game, meaning you'll be needing to complete runs in success to see if you were lucky enough to get X boss to use your X ability on them to collect potentially your last achievement, if not for this, my playtime would be around half of what it is now

I'm not "suggesting" it, I'm rather in the middle with it Being an adorer of roguelike deckbuilders, I tend to pick up any game I find on the store, Deepest Chamber was one of those games in the genre that I know I won't be remembering in the future but nevertheless was an okay game. The unique catch in this one is that you have 3 characters and they all get their cards, they can be stunned (unavailable to draw "their" cards) and every (almost) card can evolve for one use each time you play a card next to it, this is all about the unique aspects of Deepest Chamber in the genre But the card pool being relatively small and each character possessing only one major strength (some have more but it's rare) gives you a more linear game than a complicated one. The 3D view is a nice change for the generic pace (similar to Neoverse except you don't see your characters) and that's all there is to it Probably best to get in on a discount and only if you are a fan of the genre, otherwise I don't really see Deepest Chamber making you play it more than just few hours As for achievements It's downright horrible I'm sorry, it's just one of those games that decided to give you achievements that are locked behind thousands if not millions of possibility's RNG, and the worst part is, one of those are at the very end of the game, meaning you'll be needing to complete runs in success to see if you were lucky enough to get X boss to use your X ability on them to collect potentially your last achievement, if not for this, my playtime would be around half of what it is now