Book of Demons is a hack-and-slash title with deck-building elements that originally left Early Access on PC in 2018. Today developers Thing Trunk announced that it will head for the iPad on February 13th, where it is called Book of Demons: Tablet Edition.

If you’re unfamiliar with Book of Demons, it is a procedurally generated dungeon crawler that allows players to determine the length of a quest using a system called Flexiscope. This essentially means that if you have a little more time, you can make a shorter dungeon, and the developers say you get similar “game flow” as someone who creates an hour-long dungeon.

By “game flow” they mean that each dungeon still has the same ratio of combat, downtime, and bosses, rather than just being shorter. If you prefer to play games with a little more risk, there is also a roguelike mode for an extra challenge. It’s great to see that Thing Trunk offers so many different ways to meet different needs.

The overall goal for players is to save the Paperverse from a powerful arch demon. The reason it’s called Paperverse is because all environments look like they’re made up of paper. It looks like a living pop-up book, and characters even move up and down South Park style, which is a nice touch.

There are three different classes you can play in: warrior, villain, and mage. Instead of weapons, you can use a deck of cards instead. There are 40 cards in the game with legendary variants for specific classes. So it’s about choosing the right cards to defeat one of the 70 different monsters.

Book of Demons: The Tablet Edition will be available in the App Store from February 13th. You can also pre-order them now if you want. It will be a premium title that will cost $ 4.99 at launch but up to $ 9.99 shortly afterwards.

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