A rogue like deck builder combined with a strategic match-3 battler. Use cards to attack and defend against the enemy, manipulate tiles on the board, and gain ever increasing powers as you traverse into a world filled with your worst nightmares.
About the story
You've stumbled into a world filled with your worst nightmares. You've been here before, possibly thousands of times, and the journey ahead of you is going to take everything you have. Only you can bring balance to the chaos. Demon's Mirror presents a fresh take on roguelike deck building by giving you an additional board of tiles to strategically chain together to sway the battle in your favor.
Platforms
PCGenres
Card & Board Game Indie Puzzle Strategy Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
TheSixthAxis
By Jason ColesDemon's Mirror is a wonderfully refreshing take on the whole deckbuilding genre, and well worth a look if you want something that genuinely feels new. If you've never played one of these before, however, then it's probably going to feel pretty tough to begin with, but it'll be worth it.
Digital Chumps
By Andrew SimoneOverall, I was pleasantly surprised by Demon’s Mirror. Whether you’re a hardcore deck-builder fan, or just a casual gamer looking for a fun experience, this game will not disappoint. The combat mechanics are immensely diverse and one could easily sink hours upon hours replaying runs. The game also comes with masterful art direction that is just clean and beautiful all around. Demon’s Mirror is a bit short, but it never overextends itself, which ultimately leaves the player wanting more. Be-Rad Entertainment has done a great job with this game and has certainly set itself up to expand upon it.
Gameliner
By Claudia TjiaDemon’s Mirror blends roguelike deckbuilding with chain-three puzzle mechanics for a fresh twist, but its steep learning curve and reliance on RNG can hinder new players.
Use a Potion
By Use a PotionUltimately, I found Demon’s Mirror to be a compelling and addictive experience – even if it could be a bit tough in places. Its clever blend of deck building and match-three mechanics feels refreshing and unique for the genre, which does it a lot of favours given how oversaturated it can be. Demon’s Mirror does enough to stand out though, and despite the occasional stressful moments, it has that “just one more try” appeal that kept me coming back for more.
MonsterVine
By Nick MangiaracinaDemon’s Mirror didn’t vibe with me, and while I appreciate the effort to mix up these two gameplay styles, the friction between the two left me annoyed and drained.
