card battler

It is somewhat difficult to review Thea: the Awakening for the simple reason that it is unlike almost any other game. It combines elements of an RPG, 4X strategy game, base management simulator, and card battler together to create an experience that is certainly different from most other games you are likely to have played recently. This individuality assaults you when you first settle down to play. It seems like a totally fresh game that doesn’t share the common, and often tired, elements that come with other similar titles. Unfortunately, Thea just cannot maintain that feeling for very long. Mostly, this is a result of everything just becoming far too repetitive as you progress through each turn. It’s made worse by the constant management you have to go through for every single aspect of the game. The story of Thea, which you are introduced to very early on, is probably one of its best features. You take on the role of one of several Slavic gods who have been reborn