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Mareld

87% positive of 165 Steam reviews

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Released
2024
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Renka.

About the game

Mareld is a card-driven Roguelike role-playing game where you play as a traveler lost in the Lost Forest. You will recruit companions, collect resources, craft items, explore the world, defeat enemies, find your way back home, or uncover the secrets of this extraordinary world.

Tagged by players

  • Card Game
  • Anime
  • Building
  • RPG
  • Strategy
  • Roguelite

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    Ok, my bad, but I didn't know this was about mystery and quiz, not about survival. it is more of RPG in shape of stacklands.

    1.3 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    An odd one. A stacklands-like (possibly a cultist simulator-like; i've never played that one for personal reasons so stacklands is what my mind goes to) that has some of the problems i see in a lot of japanese indie games? namely like, adding so many ideas to a system that a lot of your base mechanics become kinda pointless, and a lot of them just end up continuing on in the background as you get more confused with…

    5.3 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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