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Our Verdict
A frantic tower defense deck-builder for those who love monster chaos!
Highlights
- Addictive tower defense
- Great solo mode
- High-stakes decisions
- Replayability with bosses
Keep in mind
- Requires constant focus
- Language dependency
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Get your castle ready, because the siege has begun! In Goblivion, you take on the role of a leader (like a king or queen) with the desperate mission of protecting the kingdom against hordes of goblins and trolls. The core experience is pure deck-building mixed with tower defense elements. You don't start with an elite army; your first line of defense is a group of peasants who barely know how to hold a sword. The real challenge lies in training these folks and transforming them into warriors capable of repelling the chaos.
The game is a constant exercise in resource management and tough decision-making. As you defeat enemies, you scavenge loot that allows you to build heavier defenses, such as catapults and even giant robots (yes, the theme blends fantasy with a touch of technological defense!). But don't be fooled: the pressure is constant, and luck can abandon you at the worst possible moment. Every card played and every sacrifice made could be the difference between the kingdom's survival and total destruction.
The experience is highly versatile. You can play solo, tackling the challenge alone, or in cooperative mode with a friend, where both work together to survive. The game offers three difficulty levels for each of the available roles, ensuring you can scale the challenge as your skills grow. Additionally, the final boss fight is the ultimate test, with over seven different villains waiting to test your strategy. If you enjoy fast-paced, intense card games that require careful planning to avoid being crushed by a wave of monsters, Goblivion is your next obsession!
The game is a constant exercise in resource management and tough decision-making. As you defeat enemies, you scavenge loot that allows you to build heavier defenses, such as catapults and even giant robots (yes, the theme blends fantasy with a touch of technological defense!). But don't be fooled: the pressure is constant, and luck can abandon you at the worst possible moment. Every card played and every sacrifice made could be the difference between the kingdom's survival and total destruction.
The experience is highly versatile. You can play solo, tackling the challenge alone, or in cooperative mode with a friend, where both work together to survive. The game offers three difficulty levels for each of the available roles, ensuring you can scale the challenge as your skills grow. Additionally, the final boss fight is the ultimate test, with over seven different villains waiting to test your strategy. If you enjoy fast-paced, intense card games that require careful planning to avoid being crushed by a wave of monsters, Goblivion is your next obsession!
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Publisher
Goblivion Games, Melmac Games, Ôz Editions, Païlle Editions, Randolph
Designer
Jean-François Gauthier
Artist
Jean-François Gauthier
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Can I play solo?
Absolutely! The game has specific solo rules that work great.
How difficult is it?
It's light but strategic. There are three difficulty levels for each character.
Is the game long?
Not at all! Sessions are quick, typically lasting 30 to 40 minutes.
Do I need to know English?
The game has language dependency, so a translation or basic knowledge helps a lot.
Is it a two-player game?
Yes, it shines both solo and in cooperative mode for two players.