PC - Windows

Trials of Fire

Apr 9, 2021

7.97

playscore

Average

Rank: 1696^th of 38537

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About this game

Themes: Card Strategy Turn-based strategy Single-player Indie

Developer: Whatboy Games

Content Rating: Rating pending

Summary

Trials of Fire is a single player, turn-based strategy game set in a post-cataclysmic fantasy realm.The threat of starvation and conflict are never far away as Trials of Fire combines free-form exploration of an expansive open world, multi-character, card-driven combat and an innovative new fusion of loot, load-out and deck-building systems delivering massive depth of play and unique strategic opportunities for the player on every run.

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Switch

Trials of Fire

2022

SOON

System Requirements

Minimum

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7/8/10 64-bit
Processor: Core:i5 2.8 Ghz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7870 equivalent DX11 GPU
Storage: 3 GB available space
Additional Notes: 64-bit OS only

Gamer Reviews

2428 Reviews

8.01

whatoplay

0 review

CN Gaming

Dec 11, 2021

8.30

Aggregate Gamer Reviews

Critic Reviews

9 Reviews

7.94

Hey Poor Player

9.00

Daymon Trapold—Apr 13, 2021

Trials of Fire just has so much to offer. Addicting combat, awesome art style, old-school charm, near endless amounts of replayability, and just tons of unique options. Couple that with the option to tailor your experience to your own time limits, and there’s very little not to love.

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PC Gamer

8.50

Rick Lane—Apr 07, 2021

Overall though, these are minor blemishes. Trials of Fire is a taut and muscular RPG roguelike that successfully distils the action and mystique of sword and sorcery into card battling form.

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TheGamer

8.00

Cian Maher—Apr 14, 2021

When you fail a Trial of Fire, you learn and you move on. The thing about this game is that every single run is better than the last one, even if it’s decidedly more short-lived. In fact, that’s actually a blessing in disguise - more time for another go before bed, eh?

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