GogMagog
Play as the cyber Messiah as you bring judgment upon legions of heretics at the Armageddon. Build a deck of powerful abilities, scale up your gameplay with Artifacts and create powerful synergies to smite the sinners!
Build your deck
GogMagog brings a unique blend between the Twin stick shooter and Deckbuilding genres. While progressing in your run you will find additional cards that will create powerful combos with existing cards and overall snowballing your character to greatness, as well as card upgrades and artifacts that will synergize your deck.
Plan your hand
You only have 2 cards at your disposal in a given time, and each card brings a different type of action into the game whether it’s damage or utility you must plan accordingly. Using the wrong card at the wrong time might be the end of the run!
Roguelike
By combining cards with artifacts you’ll create a unique play-style, from melee to summoner builds or be a tank of holy retribution. When you die you’ll come back to a new set of challenges and a new build to smite the heretics with.
Bring judgment
In GogMagog there is no moment of rest for the savior, as the cyber Messiah you will be bombarded with massive waves of non-stopping heretics & demons that evolve with time and as the apocalypse becomes closer, so does the difficulty of saving the world.
Game Discussion
Steam User 11
GogMagog: A Cyber Messiah's Deck-Building Quest
The world is ending and you're the only one who can save it - well, unless you succumb to the ever-increasing waves of heretics and demons. But fear not, for in GogMagog, death is just a minor inconvenience. You'll return to smite the sinners once again with a new deck and a new set of challenges, because that's what a cyber Messiah does.
Deckbuilding is your ticket to greatness as you progress through the game, discovering new cards, upgrades, and artifacts that synergize with your deck. But beware, you only have two cards at your disposal at any given moment, so choose wisely. One misstep and your run might be over, but that's just the way the cookie crumbles in the realm of roguelikes.
So what's the price of deckbuilding glory? A manual reload timer, of course. A small price to pay for the thrill of using your deck to create a unique playstyle - whether you're a melee brawler, a summoner, or a tank of holy retribution.
And as for the difficulty? Let's just say, we prefer our roguelikes to be on the challenging side. After all, it's meant to be played repeatedly as you get better. If you beat the game too easily on the first few tries, where's the fun in that?
Steam User 2
Normal weapons, normal builds, normal monsters, normal gameplay, normal experience, and hard to recommend, but it is free. Ok, it is a good game whatever.
Steam User 1
Snipers capping you off screen
speed up the game at the begining im having to 1 shot for 3 mins
No movement speed
no metas
sound effects lacking
MOVE SPEED
Needs controller support.
its good though , its original. its a survivor card game...only original idea ive seen this week
iM SAYING THIS in hopes they continue to work on it. Honestly its unplayable in this state.
Steam User 0
Lots of wonderful and diverse attacks and abilities, slow, difficult and careful gameplay, imactful choices, very challenging, fun roguelike.
Steam User 1
the game is pog and it takes time intill you get better, but i see some cry babies at review are saying its too hard, listen and hope you understand me (and not take it as offence) but this game is MEANT to be hard not to be EASY as a f***ing rip off game that was made from 5 year old kid
and i do need to say that u gotta add atleast some chance that enemies will drop little health packs so you can keep playing but in exchange of ur passive hp regeneration bc otherwise the game wont really last long before it dies or idk maybe its already dead, depends if the dev gave up but that is not the point, the point is that the game its hard, it will not get easier and the only mission that god gave you, was to extiguish all evil in the world that roams around.
and to be fair the messiah looks more like cyborg Jesus
Steam User 0
The game is a bit rough and needs some polishing.
It adds a touch of originality to the whole "survival arena" (vampire survivor clone) which I find interesting and kind of fun.
Steam User 0
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
John 3:16