Lost For Swords

Name: Lost For Swords
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.699999809265137 (901 reviews)
Author: Max Bytes

Max Bytes

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4.7

901 reviews

100K+

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PEGI 3

About this game

Lost For Swords is an addicting fantasy card game with roguelike elements.

Embark on a journey into dangerous dungeons, slay enemies and collect loot. Upgrade and improve your deck between fights, find synergies between cards and build the most powerful deck as you progress through the adventure!

Lost For Swords features unique and always-changing, procedurally generated dungeons and encounters. Your own deck shapes the playing field. No playthroughs are the same.

Collect gold, visit shops to improve your deck and character, add the best cards to your deck and choose the optimal strategy.

Lost For Swords is a turn-based roguelike card game with a unique twist: every piece of equipment you pick up, you can only use it once! So plan carefully how you spend your resources. Is your deck strong enough? Will you make it to the next room?

Lost For Swords is:

✔️Card Game

✔️Roguelike Dungeon Crawler

✔️Turn Based Strategy

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Updated on

Jan 11, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

4.7

896 reviews

Jay Devile

November 6, 2024

Alright so I finished the banshee with a warrior using rust bucket deck. The game finished a paywall emerged and I will note my findings here. - amazing strategy game, with fluent animations. - undo button is helpful to keep things fair-ish. My dislikes ; - sometimes character would autoattack an enemy into oblivion, the character would die. Just because I pressed twice? Why is this possible? - 3 beats on a boss, bit excessive in my book. - the room leave penalties when encouraged suck.

2 people found this review helpful

DesaCr8

January 15, 2025

Deceptively simple, yet it's not. You always need to plan ahead or you just fail. If I had any complaints it would just be regarding the saves, because as far as I can tell there is no cloud save system, and they are saved in the data/data folder, which I can only access on my rooted phone, making it a huge undertaking to backup. This aside, the dev is super nice and I wish him all the best in the future.

John Hopson

January 17, 2025

Unsure if the game is balanced well in the 2nd tower. You can enter an easier room with 10 items (2 armor cards, 8 attack cards) and simply not have enough damage to clear the floor. You backtrack & take a penalty: now you roll 7 attack cards and 3 armor cards, and you still don't have enough damage to clear the floor (I need 89 damage to kill mains, and 3 additional hits for coward mobs; I only have 69 damage to work with). Feels bad to focus on weapons + damage upgrades and still fall short.

Max Bytes

January 17, 2025

Balancing a game is always tricky, and I won't claim the game is easy. But there's one thing I'd like to add: the monster deck is persistent between rooms of a floor. So if you don't defeat many monsters in room 1 and 2, there will be a lot left in room 3. Too many in your example. Maybe you know this already, I just wanted to clarify :)