Played a couple runs, had some fun. Video: 

The game is a lot more juicy now in animations effects and sound. I also like that the skills are automatic makes it a bit easier to understand, though sometimes the cards were highlighted but it didn't mean anything in particular (they were off cd but the board didn't allow an activation).

The core of the game is solitaire which is easy to understand and play, but everything else feels a bit too complex. There are like 3 different resource bars to pay attention to and the skills have a lot of lines of text making them difficult to parse.

The merchant perk felt incredibly powerful after having a run where I didn't have it.

Not drawing the card you need and then watching the opponent randomly draw it feels very bad. Taking damage after the opponent manages to chain 3 cards in a turn feels even worse. I know the game is a solitaire battle, but there is so much rng involved here, I don't even know how to hedge my chances to avoid this happening. 

I don't know what to think about the limit mechanic. Is its function to avoid one shotting the opponent? Big chains are exciting, why punish them?

Solid roguelike, would mindlessly play until I got to triple digit hours on.

• There needs to be something to differentiate stage numbers. I would shocked when I was suddenly at 2-1 and getting to the final "boss" felt anticlimatic. Possibly add different backgrounds & music to the worlds?
• The font was hard to read in some places. D & O were very similar at a glance.
• There is a bunch of terminology that isn't really explained on skills. Most roguelikes I've seen like Monster Train will have additional popups explaining keywords or mechanics. Even a glossary would've been nice to have.
• It may have been due to my build, but there were moments in the final battle where there would be one or two cards left and both of us were just end turn-ing repeatedly because we couldn't get a suitable card. This would absolutely be a situation to "fake" the card chances, just to keep the battle moving.

Really fun, I could see myself playing this is 30-1 hours chunks until I've played 50 hours similar to Slay the Spire, which is the best thing I can say about a rogue like.

I did understand the concept of the game, and was feeling myself getting better at it after beating easy and losing in normal.  However I did never figure out what the little blue/yellow symbols meant on the skills.

Anyways, not much else to as bad about it.  The music was a little sleepy, could use a few more tracks, but other then that I would wish list this.

I played one run so far, but I am going to play more later. I am going to write my thoughts so far

It was kinda crazy getting $22 artifact so early in the game, but I ended up saving for it.

I found passive skills and saving gold to be a really good strategy.

First run took me about 45 minutes. I got the last two skills for the last two fights. Wild Cards are really good.

I was able to save enough gold to re-roll my shop a lot to get more upgrades and chests.

I only played one Easy run, but the stats on the tooltip display 2s

I think you did a good job with automating skills which use SP. I think the game flow is really good. I honestly wanted to just keep going with the build I had. It did not feel like 45 minutes.

I'm a bit slow so I needed to do the tutorial twice to get a decent understanding of the system, the overlimit is a bit confusing though, the characters seem to react positively so it seemed like a good thing but in reality you're earning less SP but some abilities activate when you're overlimit so I guess it has some advantages. Still had a lot of fun with it though, absolutely something I'd want to play on my phone so I'm hoping you have plans to port it to mobile. I also really liked the art style and effects, very cute and polished <3

Cool game, I had fun. But I suspect it’s because Solitaire is just kinda fun. How the rest of the game works, I did not fully understand. I have a vague idea that there are cooldowns on abilities (notably the one single ability that actually deals damage) and that there is "overlimit" when placing too many cards. This mostly makes me think that I sometimes should end my turn early - unfortunate, because it’s fun to keep placing cards.

So I am uncertain if I like the "combat" aspect of the game - I wish I could just run sick Solitaire combos. The Lich fight is cool because you always have that incentive to hunt for the specific phylactery card. The Wildcards also make for some sick lines. But apart from the mods they add to cards on the board, I feel there is really no interaction with the "enemy;" it’s just a clock ticking. When the enemy gets a good turn, it feels bad, but it’s not clear how to have prevented it. [On that note, I did not get why hand card sometimes stayed same between turns and sometimes changed.] I had a similar issue with "One Armed Bandit," but in Solitaire battle at least I did not get randomly uninteractively rekt (so far.)

I could see this game work better with a less symmetric player/enemy concept and more a concept of "stages" where the player is trying to do Solitaire and some "enemy" is meddling via crazy effects. Without the health bars on both sides, and without the enemy playing their own lines.

I will try the other characters, and try to understand the game better, but this was my impression so far.

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2078089011?t=0h14m2s