Vault of the Void App Reviews

Slay the Spire walked, so Vault of the Void could run. Highly recommend

This game is awesome. My only ‘complaint’ is that the tiering system isn’t as gradual as Slay the Spire and Monster Train. But as a whole Vault of the Void is on par with those games as far as graphics (superior), gameplay, synergies, strategies, breadth, and depth. Great job to the creator!!

Is there any possible way you’d be willing to make this game accessible to low vision or blind users. I assumed that this game would be accessible like Dawncaster. I enjoy rogue, like deck, builder games, if they are accessible.

Heard of this game from Dawncaster, and let me say their recommendation did NOT disappoint. The animations are great, building your deck is very much in your control and less rng oriented, and the class playstyles are very fun to play and experiment with. I’m always on the lookout for great deck builders, as many are free to play and the ones that aren’t are usually smaller in scope or horrible balanced, games like Vault of the Void and Dawncaster really are the “height” of premium deck building

This game takes my favorite genre and fixes the only thing i dislike about rogue-likes: The ability to plan and build a deck that can also be tuned when you come across enemies that are weak to your chosen build. There are still enough RNG elements to make every run unique and fun, and the class mechanics are fun. Note to devs: I’m playing on a large version iPad and sometimes some text gets cut off on the far right of the screen. Not a show stopper, just a small detail.

Excellent optimization, phenomenal developer, great game. I rank this alongside Slay the Spire, Dawncaster, and Monster Train as one of the best roguelike deckbuilders available on the AppStore. Well worth the price tag.

Only thing I ask that you guys add is more dev support packs, genuinely would buy a pack that doesn’t have any card backs or anything just to support the devs because you guys made an absolute banger

On iPhone 11, this game displays with black bars on the left, preventing a full-screen experience. This is a major annoyance, particularly for players with OCD. Is there a fix in development

The cards do the play animation when you just tap on them. How much damage an enemy will do is displayed via circle, and how much energy they have is depicted on a sword. I don't really know how to say it. This is a good game, but it gives me a headache, especially if I'm swapping between this, Slay the Spire, and Dawncaster.

This is a fantastic and unique roguelite deckbuilder.

It’s a lot of fun, and visually impressive. The information overload at the start is frustrating for a while though. There’s also a lot of relics taking up space that have useless effects like gain 20 block on your 4th turn every battle. Definitely need to remove or just tighten them up. Note to dev: Also I end up purging cards when I meant to play them, and vice versa. It happens more when there’s only one enemy, so an option to play a card by flinging it to the left when there’s only 1 enem

I’ve been playing this on and off for over a year and still keep coming back. I recently won runs with all 4 base characters on i+70 (just in time for the new 5th character). I love how each characters plays so differently. The amount of depth and freedom in building your deck is incredible, and the Instability system is such a smart way to customize the challenge. Honestly feels like a steal for the price. Easily one of the best deckbuilders out there.

I loved playing through the first time, but was really mad when I died and found out you loose all your cards and start all over. The learning curve was big mainly because I had to guess how to select something or move the game forward. Card games like this should allow you to build and keep your own deck.

Likely would be fun for hardcore CCG/TCG players but I found it so clumsy that I barely finished the first round of combat. The game mechanics and the UI are inelegant at best and at worst they are insensible. The devs obviously care about the game so I mean no disrespect - I wonder if maybe their expertise is in card games and not in mobile games.