Doors of Insanity

It's not all bad, but there are enough things bugging and annoying me, to give this a thumbs down when we compare it to its competition, with the same price tags and early access attachments. If we look past all the obvious bugs that comes with a early access game, and go to the core of the game play, is the phasing and progression feeling off. To begin... Read more

Follow my Curator Page if you're into Strategy Games! I was on the fence about getting this game. When I did, I played a bit and lost interest quickly because of several things others pointed out in their negative reviews (One for example is the very good review written by the user Rellom) but let me tell you beforehand that DoI changed quite a bit... Read more

Review by Gaming Masterpieces - The greatest games of all time on Steam. With Doors of Insanity, publisher Another Indie sent a new card battler into the race for players' favour. Developed by OneShark, the game sends us into purgatory to fight the monsters of hell. It is in Early Access, with the developers planning to be ready for full release in... Read more

Huge potential, way too buggy for a full release. Baddies will say that they're doing X damage and will do X+Y instead. Cards that claim they will do extra damage or block when conditions are met just straight up won't work some of the time. Card that claims that it has a random cost turn to turn will randomly change cost while it's still in your hand. Card... Read more

I want to like this game but can't recommend it in its current state. The style of the game is great, it's got humour and a great aesthetic, but it's currently style over substance. In terms of a deckbuilder it feels very shallow. There doesn't seem to be a strong potential of synergy between the cards, so most turns feel boring with very little interesting... Read more