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Roman Wars: Deck Building Game

Aleksandr Zhukov / Dec 9, 2021 / Indie, Strategy

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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In "Roman Wars" we fused elements of deck building board game and strategy together. Build your deck, upgrade your cards, develop your base, and fight different enemies. Try various missions, use bonus cards, and don't forget about cats!

Can your PC run it?

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What's new

1.02 -- Update

2022-01-24

Hey everyone, 1.02 is out now. It's a small patch that fixes some minor bugs. Thanks for playing Roman Wars: Deck Building Game! And don't forget about cats :)

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What players say

5 user reviews

100% positive, 5 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

It's fun for an evening. For the price, I think that's fine! The free demo gives a good look at the game. Very luck based in some missions, but fun nonetheless. Btw: works completely fine on Linux.

3 found this helpful, 2021-12-15

Recommended2 hrs played

Reviewing card games is what we do! Roman Wars: Deck Building Game is, well, a deckbuilding game, but it's also a puzzle game. It is really short with 10 missions that can be completed in less than 2 hours. However it has a price to match and does not overstay its welcome either. The core gameplay is quite simple; you have your attack and gold generating cards which you can use to buy buildings which open the...

3 found this helpful, 2021-12-18

Recommended2 hrs played

My Experience I enjoyed Roman Wars, although I have to confess that it isn't quite what I expected. I had hoped to build a deck over time that evolved as I progressed through the missions (think System Crash or Cardpocalypse). However, more than anything, it reminded me of a single-player Dominion (the tabletop card game). There are ten scenarios, and you will be building your deck anew in each one from the same...

8 found this helpful, 2022-01-05

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