In this deck-building roguelike, you'll use a customizable dice set as you battle through randomly generated trails - full of loot, mysteries, and danger to protect inhabitants from the evil that has corrupted the trail.
About the story
As a member of the Sturgeon Lodge: a secret society tasked with defeating a malevolent presence that has corrupted Tamarak Trail, it is your job to bring peace to all inhabitants.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Card & Board Game Indie Role-playing (RPG) Strategy Tactical Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Pure Nintendo
By Kirstie SummersTamarak Trail follows a lot of the familiar beats of a deck-building roguelike, with enough character and unique twists to make a worthy addition to the genre. Its soundtrack and art style shine, with a world that is ripe for deeper exploration.
Nintendojo
By Nick DollarThat isn’t to say everything is lackluster here, as the artwork is fantastic and the music and sound are also quite solid, but it isn’t enough to carry Tamarak Trail when so much could be improved upon elsewhere.
GameBlast
By Lucas OliveiraTamarak Trail presents an intriguing proposal by incorporating dice as a central piece of its combat mechanics. However, the title is hampered by the superficiality of its roguelike elements, resulting in a monotonous journey lacking a palpable sense of progress. Therefore, despite its potential, it is not recommended for those who have not yet explored all the good options available within the genre.
Softpedia
ByTamarak Trail’s unique idea is to give players dice to roll while also allowing them to choose exactly what action is on each face. This creates opportunities for interesting interactions, enhanced by the random way the dice bump into each other when thrown. Artifacts that can be slotted into die add to their power.
PC Gamer
By Abbie StoneOne flipping good idea can't save this repetitive roguelike deckbuilder from only rolling above average.
