DECK-BUILDING STRATEGY ROGUELIKE THREE KINGDOM: THE JOURNEY LEAVES EARLY ACCESS ON APRIL 18!
Choose a faction, a general and your equipment and lead the Han Dynasty army in a hopeless last stand against the Yellow Turbans
The Han Dynasty faces an armed uprising – and the situation couldn't be direr. The Kingdom is on the verge of disaster, and you're the only one who volunteers to lead the army in its hopeless last stand. Indie developer Senmu Studio announces that its fast-paced deck-building strategy roguelike Three Kingdom: The Journey will leave Early Access on April 18th. From that day, the game will be available on Steam for £10.29 / €10,79.
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ABOUT THE GAME
Three Kingdom: The Journey is a strategy card battler that mixes deck-building and path-building roguelike elements. The game tests your tactical thinking by encouraging you to collect new cards, customise your armies, take over territories and defend your positions. All while playing in a fast-paced strategic environment. Choose a faction, its leading general and your equipment, and prepare to save the Kingdom. You must be ready for the battle, for those who waver won't stand a chance against the troops of the Yellow Turbans and their clever generals. You will have to adjust their strategy to succeed against different types of enemies and free the cities as you travel through a map... where friends and foes await you.
KEY FEATURES
- Craft a powerful deck between three factions. Each has their strengths and weaknesses and are suited for a different kind of strategy.
- Build an army with different types of units —infantry, cavalry, ranged—. Gain experience and money as you fight and use it wisely to level up your resources.
- Carefully forge your own path. Choosing one city over other locations has its pros and cons, as each territory will grant you different rewards and possibilities. Random events and nine different kinds of territory make each playthrough unique.
- Protect the Kingdom in fast-paced PvE card battles against regular armies while you prepare for tougher boss battles. Remember that your next steps will be influenced by your past decisions, making every choice relevant.
