"Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, a Deckbuilding Roguelike RPG, Launches on Android"

Gravity Co. has just released their latest game on Android, titled Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse. This game combines a wild premise with a deckbuilding roguelike RPG experience. You play as an explorer stepping out of a bunker 500 years after humanity's near annihilation in a devastating war.

The World Has Completely Changed… in the Game

Your mission is to help rebuild civilization from its brink. Starting as one of the chosen explorers from the bunker, you enter a chaotic new world named Eustea. This world is divided into over 100 distinct zones, each with unique stories and intriguing historical elements.

Despite the apocalypse, pockets of humanity have survived across the continent, but the semblance of past civilization is gone. Some factions strive for power, while others simply struggle to survive.

Take a closer look at Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse with the trailer below.

Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse Is a Text-Based RPG with Roguelike Deckbuilding

In Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, every decision you make carries weight. You'll encounter crossroads where you must choose to fight, negotiate, or retreat, with each choice leading to a different outcome, ensuring a personalized narrative distinct from other players.

The game offers multiple endings, ranging from saving a community to its destruction or your own demise without leaving a trace. The concept of the butterfly effect is central here, where even the smallest decisions can have significant consequences.

Combat in the game is centered on building your deck from a selection of over 300 cards, 200 skills, and various pieces of equipment. You can opt for a soldier mode with modern weaponry or embrace a medieval knight style.

Throughout your journey, you'll document discoveries such as strange creatures, ancient artifacts, and oddly preserved books in a pictorial log. Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse is now available on Android for $6.99 on the Google Play Store.

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