Banners of Ruin (2021)
Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows)
3.24 from 25 ratings
832 members have it in their collection · 5 playing now · 572 backlogged · 6 wish listed
How long? · 100% 71h (from 1 logged playthrough)
The Blackfoots have been dealt a mighty blow by the fearsome House Ender - you must infiltrate their defences and cut out the rot.
Build your deck and fight your way through the city of Dawn's Point with card based combat and up to 6 members in your party. Characters loyal to your cause have a set of unique cards …
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The Blackfoots have been dealt a mighty blow by the fearsome House Ender - you must infiltrate their defences and cut out the rot.
Build your deck and fight your way through the city of Dawn's Point with card based combat and up to 6 members in your party. Characters loyal to your cause have a set of unique cards and abilities that may augment your deck in powerful, exciting ways. Defeat each of the elite opponents in your path to the city's Guard Captain and cripple the Enders at their core. You and your brethren may fall at this attempt, but there will always be others to carry the torch. House Blackfoot will remember, and they will never relent. Encounter a series of scenarios as you travel through the city which may help you, but at the expense of some moral ground.
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Details
- Developers
- MonteBearo
- Publishers
- Goblinz Studio
- Genres
- Card & Board Game, Indie, Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS)
- Themes
- Fantasy
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Jul 29, 2021 (Europe) Nintendo Switch
- Jul 29, 2021 (North_America) Nintendo Switch
- Jul 29, 2021 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
Related
Bundled in
- Turn-Based Strategy Bundle (Sep 2022) · NSW
- Turn-Based Bundle (Oct 2023) · NSW
- Banners of Ruin: Collection (Oct 2024) · NSW
DLC
- Banners of Ruin: Moonstone (Dec 2022) · PC
- Banners of Ruin: The Powdermaster
Rating distribution
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Community All Reviews Statuses
Status Goodknight65 Oct 27, 2021
loved this game. Suprised it did not have higher reviews.
The gameplay and graphics are really solid, it feels more like a random adventure compared to games like slay the spire,and monster train where you can always predict what path to go and what you will see on that path.
The positioning and combat gets a bit getting used to …
loved this game. Suprised it did not have higher reviews.
The gameplay and graphics are really solid, it feels more like a random adventure compared to games like slay the spire,and monster train where you can always predict what path to go and what you will see on that path.
The positioning and combat gets a bit getting used to , but when you do it works fairly well.
Status FinnQuill Sep 4, 2020
Banners of Ruin is not bad so far, though it currently drags for sure, and could use more content. The 6 character party feels a bit much, as they easily get to a point where I can't hold enough cards in my hand to use most of their stamina effectively.
Still, I think the changes to the deckbuilder genre are …
Banners of Ruin is not bad so far, though it currently drags for sure, and could use more content. The 6 character party feels a bit much, as they easily get to a point where I can't hold enough cards in my hand to use most of their stamina effectively.
Still, I think the changes to the deckbuilder genre are interesting enough to warrant keeping an eye on it through development.
Status Torgo Jul 31, 2020
Banners Of Ruin is a turn-based card battler where you assemble your party, answer the call, win the war.