After 300 hours in Slay the Spire, the 1,000-year gap with its unexpected roguelike sequel is exactly what I need to pull me back in
The deep lore of the Spire calls to me
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Even after spending literally hundreds of hours in Slay the Spire over the past six years, I don’t think I ever expected to see a sequel. This is a game that kickstarted a genre, but to my mind the entire roguelike deckbuilding craze was surplus to requirements after Slay the Spire perfected the whole thing.
You might imagine, then, …
