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I’ve played a couple of hours and I’m enjoying this, too. It’s very satisfying when the overall strategy of the builds click into place. So far it’s a lot more accessible than Slay the Spire, my other experience in the genre. However, I’ve only finished 3 of the characters first runs so I guess there’s a lot of room to get trickier and trickier. Definitely agree with the above comment about this being a test run of a tablet game. I can see this doing VERY well on phones/Switch with the right push - maybe there’s room in Apple’s upcoming keynotes?

Looks lovely. I was worried at first that it was a campsite game but later on the houses seem to back! I was hoping for an Autumn release for this so I guess in the meantime it's time to get the 3DS out.

30 years??

I’m always down for cranking

Could’ve been a lot worse!

Maybe not the greatest ever, but the greatest of the last 10 years.

PlayStation senior vice president of communications Jennifer Clark elaborated further saying, "We will not activate or hold a press conference around E3." "activate"

I bought it on release (I think just over a month ago?) and played a fair chunk - haven’t completed it yet as I got distracted. You know those Flash games that you probably played in the early 2000s with simple controls? It’s a good one of those. The game is split into small levels with some hidden collectibles in those. Each take 5 mins tops to get through. You’ll probably get an hour or two of fun out of it. People have different opinions on game pricing but I think 7 quid is fair.

I’m a proud Mecha’thun priest. It’s less bullshit than classes that rely on discovering or generating spells. There’s an inevitability to it. The only real random part of it is when you draw Hemet. I’ve won so many games because people try and clear my shitty minions rather than just pound my face. I suspect I only have a couple more days left until they all catch on.

That takes the piss. You had fun with a game for over an hour and it cost less than a pint. Refund policies need to be overhauled in some way to aid developers.

If you get that excited over an advert for a game you need to get your head checked. The biggest reaction any of that deserves is “huh, neat”.

A proper Animal Crossing on the Switch, please, please, please.

Eurogamer are the kind of people on a quiz team who groan “I was gonna say that!” after each answer is revealed

Cos it's shit

God bless Nintendo. This sort of thing is so much more interesting than 4K HDR nonsense.