Roguelike deck builder Tamarak Trail is coming to PC, Switch, PlayStation and Xbox this month

Yarrow Games is proud to announce that their upcoming turn-based dice roguelike, Tamarac Trail, will be released on Switch, PlayStation, Xbox Series and PC consoles on February 29th for $14.99 with a 10% discount available on Steam at launch. a week. Pre-orders are now available on Switch and Xbox.

However, you won’t have to wait that long to try it out as the demo is already available on Steam. This allows players to try out the first part of the map as a detective, where they will be able to fight the game’s first two bosses.

This demo will have all the skills available and will allow you to start upgrading Sturgeon Lodge, hinting at permanent upgrades that will be available in the full game.

Petr Lipertlead designer at Yarrow Games, commented:

The Tamarac Trail has consumed us for a long time, trying to make it as clean, balanced and atmospheric as possible, to finally be able to share it with everyone is exciting for us and we can’t wait to see what strategies people come up with. when Tamarack comes out next on February 29th.

About the Tamarack Trail

As a member of a secret society called the Sturgeon Lodge, you must unravel the mystery of the decaying earth, find the source of this corruption, and put an end to it at any cost. As you embark on this adventure, you can choose from three characters: Wizard, Pathfinder, or Detective, each with their own unique skills and traits.

Depending on your preferred playstyle, different character skills and attributes will allow you to develop a unique strategy for your character on the sinister path.

Procedurally generated paths create endless possibilities where you can find events, monsters, camps, treasures and more. Each new discovery unlocks new bonuses and strategies to explore.

To combat the monsters and nefarious enemies you’ll encounter, you’ll have to be tactful with your dice construction, as each face can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

The different faces of the dice can be used to directly attack, apply buffs and debuffs, deal damage over time, defend, or flip the dice to the other side to expand combinations. You can even use “dice cores” to protect passive abilities.

You have direct control over physics-based dice rolls, allowing you to hit them to create killer combo attacks. In true deck builder style, the dice faces can be customized to give them new abilities after each victory, adding new attacks, defenses, and combos to advance future battles.

Modify your dice to find the playstyle that suits you best!