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Across the Obelisk
Adventure
Indie
RPG
Strategy
Single-player
Multi-player
Co-op
Online Co-op
Steam Achievements
Steam Cloud
Steam Leaderboards
Family Sharing

Set forth in a co-op roguelite deckbuilder where every choice matters! Craft decks of breathtaking power. Journey alone or with up to three friends. Plot your party’s path to glory and face powerful enemies in deep tactical combat on your quest to save the kingdom of Senenthia in Across the Obelisk!

Developers: Dreamsite Games
Publishers: Paradox Interactive Paradox Arc
Release Date: Aug 16, 2022
Price (USD): $19.99
Current Players: 602

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(84%)
strategic depth
replayability
co-op multiplayer
deckbuilding mechanics
character variety
art style
learning curve
DLC addition
content updates
difficulty balance
DLC pricing
Paradox launcher
difficulty balance
repetitiveness
privacy concerns
The general sentiment around the game is positive for its strategic depth, replayability, and co-op multiplayer features. However, there is significant dissatisfaction with the DLC pricing and the forced Paradox launcher, which detracts from the overall experience for many. The art style and learning curve are seen as mixed factors, though the game's core appeal as a robust deckbuilder with good multiplayer capabilities is widely acknowledged.

Positive Points

  • The game is highly replayable with numerous characters and party combinations, offering a lot of build variety.
  • Many players praise the strategic depth and complexity of the deckbuilding mechanics.
  • The game features co-op multiplayer, which adds a fun dimension when playing with friends.
  • Great comparisons are made to other successful deckbuilders like 'Slay the Spire', with many suggesting it as a solid alternative for fans of the genre.

    • Negative Points

  • There is significant criticism of the DLC pricing, with many finding it too expensive compared to the content offered.
  • The forced Paradox launcher has been met with widespread backlash due to privacy concerns and unwanted additional steps in launching the game.
  • Some players feel the game can become repetitive over time, particularly noting a lack of substantial content updates beyond DLC.
  • There are complaints about the game's difficulty balance, particularly with some enemies being considered overtuned or boss fights dragging on for too long.

    • Mixed Points

  • While the addition of DLC has been divisive, some players appreciate the new characters and maps they introduce.
  • The game's art style and graphics are mixed in reception; some find them charming or fitting for the genre, while others see them as basic or uninspired.
  • The learning curve and complexity are both praised and critiqued; some enjoy the depth, while others find it overwhelming initially.

    • Common Themes

  • The game is often compared to 'Slay the Spire', with multiplayer being a notable distinguishing feature.
  • Deckbuilding and strategy are consistently highlighted as core strengths of the game.
  • Many reviews express disappointment with the introduction of the Paradox launcher and increased DLC focus.
  • Despite criticisms, the game is frequently described as highly replayable and a favorite among similar genres.
    • Updated 6/12/2025, 12:01:16 AM UTC
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