Dancing Duelists

Following their announcement to switch away from the Unity engine, the team behind "Slay the Spire" unveiled a fresh game demo titled "Dancing Duelist" during a game jam. It's now available for free download, and they suggest that if players truly want to show their support, they can consider donating to the open-source game engine, Godot. The gameplay of the game is incredibly simple. Players select their "dancers" and two skill cards before entering the dance floor. In the dance floor, you need to participate in seven rounds of competition. To win, you must either reduce your opponent's HP to zero, have your HP reach 50, or make your opponent exhaust all of their cards, proving that you are the ultimate dancer.

✨Overview In Dancing Duelists, you step into the shoes of one of ten charming, cartoonish characters, each radiating a unique silly vibe. The goal is straightforward - win seven battles to claim the title of the ultimate Dance Duelist. However, be wary of accumulating three losses, as that spells your way out of the competition. It's also a roguelike in the truest sense, with every defeat resetting your progress.

There's no better way to sum up the gaming business lately than a collective bag of shite being thrown at Unity for trying so hard to sink their greedy mitts into everyone's pockets and causing a lot of panic towards indie developers and big brand names. It's excellent to see studios banding together in a boycott of the Unity platform, which is where this game is available. Dancing Duelists is a game that was created in three weeks after a fast changeover to a new gaming engine. Consider what could be accomplished in two months.