Project D

Project D is a strategy turn-based Roguelike card game, and I have to say, it looks pretty much like a game I've played before called Darkest Dungeon. Only the characters in the game have become all kinds of cool animals. Many of you may know Darkest Dungeon, and in my opinion, the experience in battle is very similar. I am familiar with the feeling of striking, not bad. The game is still in the initial testing stage, and I see a lot of content to be improved. For example, the UI design, the characters' blood bars are as everywhere as clothes, even through the model.

So the gameplay is really good the art style is nice but the problem is the response on buttons and. Also pls put up tutorials also let us take 3 daily quest a time and also sometimes game controls not responding

Im a sucker for refreshing (tweaked) gameplay, well thought UI/UX development and unique skill transition. Project D ✅ it all with promise of more content variant, deeper deck crafting n combo. Please, please, please.. Take your time, optimize the engine and battery consumption, research a better and deeper gameplay loop. With what shown on current test build, we might see a new contender of epic mobile title in near future.

I tried it for a less than an hour and my phone overheated. It also drained my batter very fast, from 53% down to 22% at the time I tried it out. I can play Genshin and that doesn't drain my battery the same way this game did. I don't know if I missed it or if the game doesn't really have tutorials but there's a lot of information not given to you once you start. Since I have experience with a similar game, Slay the Spire, I didn't have a hard time adjusting but everything is so vague. No storyline to follow and quests just tell you to hunt this or reach this area. There's not much to see at the moment. It's also hard to update your team roster. The font is very hard to read. Everything is really hard to understand and my brain just stopped functioning for a while after trying this. I literally felt my eyes glaze over as I stared blankly at my phone's low batter warning.