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Deck of Ashes launches on counsels for the first time alongside new DLC – onmsft.com

Kareem Anderson Kareem Anderson
April 18, 2022
3 min read

Tactical card battle game Deck of Ashes is set to release its most action-packed DLC as well as open up its gameplay to console users on April 21, 2022. Deck of Ashes has been available for a bit now on PCs via Steam, but on Thursday, April 21, 2022, console gamers will be able to play the turn-based card game on their couches via an Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch for the first time.

For those who have played Darkest Dungeon, the art style and turn-based action may feel a bit resemblant, but the card-based abilities, attributes, and powers open up a wider range of first-combat opportunities that are more akin to Slay the Spire. Here’s a little more about the game, if you’re not familiar.

Lead a group of rugged antiheros through a hellish fantasy world decimated by the Ash Curse, a plague that unleashed monsters and other mutations upon the land. Deck management is key, and every choice a player makes can strengthen their odds in battle or make things significantly more tricky. Find resources and upgrade items to further bolster HP and attack power. Deck of Ashes’ roguelike element means it’s especially vital to keep an eye on health–if the player dies, only the help of dark magic can prevent permadeath.

 

In addition to the game’s first launch on consoles, gamers across the board will also be able to try out the latest DLC titled Tome of Dimensions. Tome of Dimensions introduces the game to a new character named Sibly who also brings with her two new battle assists in the form of Fear and Hysteria. Sibly mission is to resurrect her race and is aided by her Deadly Shot ability which can deal critical hits using various arrowheads at her disposal as well her ability to bring fallen enemies back to life (sort of) in the form of skeletons to strengthen her powers.

For those interested, here is a breakdown of Deck of Ashes

  • Tactical card battler featuring a rogue’s gallery of anti-heroes in search of redemption in an apocalyptic world 
  • Play as one of five Outcasts and build a deck to devastate enemies and ensure survival
  •  Gothic hand-drawn art style that emphasizes the game’s nightmarish tone 
  •  Explore an ever-changing, procedurally generated world in search of new cards and upgrade materials–but beware, as random events and ambushes may lurk right around the corner 
  • Strategically build a deck of cards that strengthens characters and devastates enemies–with over 100 cards to choose from for each character the possibilities are endless! 
  •   Face off against various monster classes in unique biomes that affect characters in different ways
  •  On Steam, save 10% when buying the Complete Edition (Game + DLC), and save 15% when buying the Definitive Bundle (Game + DLC + exclusive content including artbook and game soundtrack)

For anyone who hasn’t already been playing Deck of Ashes, the game is currently on PC via Steam for $19.99 for the base game and $39.97 for the Deluxe Edition that includes a Digital Artbook and unique character skins. For $24.99 console gamers can snag the base game plus the latest DLC while Tome of Dimensions retails for $4.99 as a stand-alone addition. All gamers are eligible for a 10 percent launch discount but the developer YA Games hasn’t detailed how long.

 

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