Kaya's Prophecy - GamerTake

Casual

Strategy

Single-player

Steam Achievements

Steam Cloud

Family Sharing

Kaya's Prophecy

Casual

Strategy

Single-player

Steam Achievements

Steam Cloud

Family Sharing

Kaya’s Prophecy is a unique card based village builder! establish your village, gather resources, and craft tools and buildings in a vibrant world. Explore and combat various challenges and other groups in this colourful, deck-builder while appeasing your god to earn his favour.

Developers: Jérémie & Thibaut

Publishers: Yogscast Games

Release Date: Apr 10, 2025

Price (USD): $13.99

Current Players: 1

Links: Steam Store SteamDB

Mostly Positive(74%)

The general sentiment among reviews is positive for the engaging art direction and fun mechanics, though it is criticized for being buggy and having shallow gameplay. Merging different gameplay genres has both supporters and critics, resulting in a disjointed experience according to some. Overall, it is seen as providing good value during a sale but may not be worth the full price due to short playtime and lack of depth in gameplay mechanics.

Positive Points

The game is noted for having a polished, smooth, and fun gameplay experience, which is described as addictive.

Players appreciate the engaging and colorful art direction.

Combines crafting and card battling mechanics successfully, which some players find fun and entertaining.

The game provides light entertainment and is engaging enough that players lose track of time.

It's considered a great value during sales, with 10 GBP being a good deal for around 14 hours of play.

Negative Points

The gameplay loop is considered trivially easy and somewhat boring, lacking depth and challenge.

It suffers from bugs and poor UX, causing interruptions in the gaming experience.

The game is criticized for being too short, with some players completing it quickly without challenge.

UI requires significant improvements for a better user experience.

Merges genres from games like Stacklands and Slay the Spire without adding anything new or particularly interesting, leading to a disjointed experience.

Mixed Points

The genre blending attempts are noted. Some players appreciate the attempt while others feel it falls short.

While the card battling mechanic is appreciated, the late game can feel tedious due to reliance on random drops.

Common Themes

The game's art direction is consistently praised, although its implementation is sometimes lacking in UX aspects.

The attempt to combine city-building and card battling elements is frequently mentioned, receiving mixed responses.

Updated 4/15/2025, 11:56:18 AM UTC

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