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Data de lançamento: 20/jul/2011
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"Think Puzzle Quest but instead of using Bejeweled gameplay for its fighting mechanic, it has you building poker hands. Makes RPG combat more compelling."
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Sobre este jogo

Runespell: Overture é um jogo de RPG que combina as mecânicas de pôquer com melhorias e cartas colecionáveis. O mundo se passa em uma Europa medieval alternativa, ligando personagens históricos com mitologia Nórdica e sagas. O jogador toma o papel de Changeling, o filho de um deus monstro, na busca do seu nêmesis.


  • Inovador sistema de pôquer mítico, usando mecânicas do pôquer para lutar contra seus oponentes
  • Desbloqueie melhorias e ataques especiais, disponíveis como cartas colecionáveis no jogo
  • Combine suas habilidades em pequenas partidas de jogo ativo ou longas sessões de jornadas e batalhas
  • Derrote mais de 30 tipos de monstros, cada qual com cartas e estilos de ataque únicos.
  • Derrote inimigos e faça deles seus animais ou aliados.
  • Desbloqueie novos locais de batalha por meio de jornadas
  • Mistura de belos panos de fundo e evocativos personagens em 3D
  • Uma história persuasiva e original, passada em uma Europa medieval alternativa
  • Placar local e online
  • 20 Conquistas do Steam

Requisitos de sistema

Mac OS X
    • OS: XP / Vista / 7
    • Processor: 2 GHz Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Athlon 64
    • Memory: 1GB RAM
    • Hard Disk Space: 350 MB
    • DirectX®: DirectX® 9.0c
    • Sound: DirectX® 9.0c compatible sound card
    • OS: OS X version Snow Leopard 10.6.3, or later
    • Processor: 1.8 GHz Intel CPU
    • Memory: 1 GB RAM
    • Hard Disk Space: 350MB
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20 de 20 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
7.8 hrs registradas
Publicada: 24 de outubro
Take one part Faerie Solitaire and two parts Puzzle Quest and mix in a little Poker or Yahtzee for good measure and you will get something like Runespell: Overture.

You're a changeling of some sort and you fight monsters and take quests in exchange for coin and buffs (which come in the form of power-up cards). There's a story but it's not the strongest element in the game. Like the Puzzle Quest games, your battles are determined by playing a mini-game. Instead of match-3 though, the game is a card game similar to poker in which making certain combinations of cards (pairs, 5 of a kind, full house, flush, straight) will do a certain amount of damage to your opponent, who is trying to do the same to you. The ability to steal some cards from your opponent, plus the limited number of moves you get per turn to move cards or play power-ups adds just enough strategy to the game to keep it interesting.

Admittedly, the game can get a bit repetitive after a while and I found the dialogue options to be a bit tedious but fortunately the game allows you to skip them if you want. It's an easy game to learn, and it's an entertaining casual game to play. It seems to be pretty short and the achievements don't seem too difficult to collect if that's your thing.

Finding little gems like this is the reason I buy bundles.
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4 de 5 pessoas (80%) acharam esta análise útil
22.9 hrs registradas
Publicada: 3 de julho
Runespell is a combination of RPG, Solitaire and Poker, similar in nature to Puzzle Quest. You stack cards like in solitaire to form 5 card poker combos to attack your foes and cast spells. It's fairly simple to play an so is the presentation. The story is based on Norse Mythology and while it's somewhat thin it does has its twists and turns. I found the gameplay enjoyable for the most part and the game doesn't overstay its welcome. Unfortunately, as the Overture in the title says it feels like a first part of something bigger, a second game that may never come out. That didn't upset me but can frustrate some people who got more invested in the story.
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2 de 2 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
17.1 hrs registradas
Publicada: 17 de novembro
I had alot of fun with this game. It took me a little while to get into it as it was super easy at first. As it progressed in difficulty it became much more enjoyable. I will probably come back and give it a second playthrough in the future and there are few games anymore that I enjoy that well. It will be fun to go and get the achieves I missed.
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1 de 1 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
6.0 hrs registradas
Publicada: 13 de setembro
The recommendation is pretty weak because I didn't actually like the game. I think it has the potential to be enjoyable and it is fairly unique, so that alone might be worth it to you.

This game is essentially puzzle quest but with a solitaire combat system instead of matching gems. It's not fast by any means. Essentially you build poker hands to charge attacks, then launch the attacks at your opponent. Essentially you spend the entire game moving stacks of cards on top of each other to make a combo of five, and the higher the combo on the damage scale, the more the attack will do. You can also 'steal' cards from your enemies so long as they aren't stacked.

The combat is cool once or twice, but after that it becomes so repetitive. Nearly every fight is identical, save for the select few where you need to charge and use special attacks to win.

Beyond the gameplay, the music, sound effects, story and graphics are all ok. They're mediocre, they're fine, they're acceptable. Without a doubt they are not great and won't sell the game, but they sustain it without detracting.

All around, that describes the experience: alright, ok, passable. It's not thrilling or revolutionary, but it is unique and if that's what you're looking for in a game then you'll find it here.
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2 de 4 pessoas (50%) acharam esta análise útil
4.3 hrs registradas
Publicada: 10 de setembro

Its a game worth a try but only worth a try.Campaign is not that boring and can be attractive to some players.Also have a unique concept.
There are 2 deadly flaws in this title in my opinion:
1.Too many useless battles,so you usually get bored after 2hours
2.The limited times to use skills,for more times?you need to buy at a high price in store.I really dont know why design like this,so the game gets more and more boring because you dont want to try different skills but only want to end every battle fast,its a big failure.But enemies dont,they always have 10+times to use and they only mean to get you stucked one time,so more and more hard battles but looked the same.
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1 de 5 pessoas (20%) acharam esta análise útil
45.2 hrs registradas
Publicada: 31 de março
Runespell: Overture pode parecer estranho à primeira vista. Seu sistema de batalha não é nada comum, pois mistura a mecânica de pôquer com elementos dos tradicionais TCG's (Trading Card Game). Contudo, após entender o funcionamento do jogo, ele se torna bastante divertido e desafiador. Eu recomendo.
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34 de 45 pessoas (76%) acharam esta análise útil
14.9 hrs registradas
Publicada: 25 de novembro de 2013
Why don't they make more games like this?!



Seriously, they need more games like this!
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14.7 hrs registradas
Publicada: 25 de fevereiro


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18 de 20 pessoas (90%) acharam esta análise útil
17.5 hrs registradas
Publicada: 2 de fevereiro
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16 de 20 pessoas (80%) acharam esta análise útil
2.0 hrs registradas
Publicada: 29 de novembro de 2013
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11.4 hrs registradas
Publicada: 24 de fevereiro


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10 de 10 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
9.0 hrs registradas
Publicada: 24 de maio
Runespell Overture (Card/Poker/RPG/Strategy Hybrid)

For options we have Graphics Quality (Fastest, Fast, Simple, Good, Beautiful, and Fantastic), Windowed or Fullscreen, Drag and Drop or Click and Click (when moving cards around), and Sounds (Music and SFX). You can also choose a screen resolution anywhere from 640x480 to 1920x1080.

The tutorial is very well-done, teaching you the ropes without being annoying.

So what kind of game is this? It looks like an RPG that you play with cards, but that's not it at all. The primary thrust is actually a solitaire game... It's battle-solitaire-poker with RPG elements! *evil grin* Whee~!

How does that work? Looking at the screenshots will help a bit. As you can see, we and our opponent are each dealt a set of cards, solitaire-style. Ours is on top, theirs is on the bottom. We need to create poker hands by grouping cards in sets of five. If you don't know the poker hands, no worries -- the game will show you what groupings are "legal" to play. Each "hand" will deliver a certain amount of damage, depending on the cards you've chosen. For instance, a pair of cards (the other three cards in the group would be non-related) will deliver less damage than a flush.

In each round, you have three moves, and then your opponent gets three moves.

But wait, there's more!

You can steal your opponent's cards, and vice versa! If you grab a card from his area (or the other way around,) the card underneath does NOT flip over until it becomes his turn, but whenever you clear a pile on your side, you can immediately have access to whatever card is next in the pile (assuming that it's still your turn.) You CAN'T grab more than a single card from each others' piles -- if something is stacked on the other side (grouped,) it's off-limits to you. You can of course move multiple, grouped cards around on your own side.

Here's an example of how it might work:

You already have three Kings grouped, and take a fourth King to add to the pile, then grab a King from your enemy's cards to make five-of-a-kind (yes, unlike real poker, you can have five of the same card.) You use your third turn to select the five kings and deal damage.

This is where the strategy comes in. Now that it's too late and you've used all of your turns, you see your adversary grab that Jack of Hearts from your cards to complete a Royal Flush! EEEK~!!

Here's what you could have done to prevent it and still get your five Kings:

Forget about your three Kings for right now, grab his king, and place it on your single King, making a pair. Grab the Jack of Hearts and put it on top of another card -- ANY other card! It's better if you can do something with it, of course, but the point is to keep that card AWAY from your opponent. Now you can do one of two things: Do something beneficial (like moving a card to help yourself and/or hurt his progress) or you can move the pair of Kings on top of the three-of-a-kind, and make your attack in an upcoming round.

But wait, there's more!

Along the way we earn (via battles) and find special-use cards that can do anything from give you extra moves before your turn is over to poisoning to shielding yourself, to adding to your hit points, and more! You can only have a certain number of cards with you at the time of each battle, and (most of) the cards have finite-uses. When they run out uses, you can use the money you earn to recharge the cards.

Be sure to SAVE before each battle! You can abandon your progress if you wish -- it's an option to exit or go back to the main menu without saving.

There a bit more to it than that, including a storyline, but I'll let you discover that for yourself. ;)

This game was a huge surprise to me -- I never expected it to be so fun and addictive! A definite thumbs-up from me!
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5 de 5 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
10.8 hrs registradas
Publicada: 12 de junho
Think Puzzle Quest, but instead of match 3 you play poker solitaire to fight your enemies.

It's fun if you're into this kind of thing. The story is cliched but well-written: I appreciate characters with a sense of cynicism. The art and sound are nice. Tutorials can be skipped when you replay the game.

Downsides: Mystic Box appears to fallen off the face of the earth. Technical settings do not save when you quit the game; I constantly have to hit Alt+Enter to resize my window and re-pick "click and click" (dragging is a pain) when the game starts up

Overall, I enjoy this game. I use this game to kill time or relax: it's not as mindless as a match 3 and it's a fun twist on the premise. I don't expect it to do much more than that.
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17 de 29 pessoas (59%) acharam esta análise útil
1.9 hrs registradas
Publicada: 26 de novembro de 2013
I got this as part of a bundle and really tried to make it work for me, but it was hard to escape the 'solitare with animations' feeling I got from the game. I'm sure a greater enthusiast for card games will find something they like in here, but I could not recommend it to a general audience.
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5 de 6 pessoas (83%) acharam esta análise útil
22.0 hrs registradas
Publicada: 24 de fevereiro
One of the best card based game I have ever played. And now it's a real bargain, you cannot have good enough reason to not buy it. ;-)
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4 de 5 pessoas (80%) acharam esta análise útil
10.3 hrs registradas
Publicada: 2 de maio
Love this card game, use poker hands to defeat your enemys, with plenty of spell cards and allies to aid you when things get difficult. Most enemies are easy to start off and you think its a walk in the park but it soon cranks up the difficulty later on and you have to really think ahead and put good hands together to win. If you like card games then this is worth a shot.
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2 de 2 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
4.5 hrs registradas
Publicada: 25 de fevereiro
This game was a surprise! I was expecting something like Fairy Solitaire, but has much more the RPG feeling and the RPG elements. And on top of all, keeps my poker knowledge fresh:)

I can definetely recommend this game as a Casual, Relaxing, Adventure with nice visuals.

and for 1,'s a steal!
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2 de 2 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
23.3 hrs registradas
Publicada: 4 de setembro de 2012
This was a fun and reasonably easy game to master. The mythic poker system is more of a cross between solitaire and poker. The layout is solitaire, but the building of hands is very much poker. Royal Flush has the most value at 50 attack points. I like the way your runespells charge by both dealing damage and receiving it from enemy attacks. The story was reasonably engaging for what it was, and they left room for DLC or a sequel. All in all, a good way to kill 8 or 10 hours. On a scale of 1-10, I would give it a 7 for fun, but an 8 or 9 as far as games you can play to kill time whne you are bored.
Online play would be a natural evolution for this game. I hope they are considering the development of PvP matches.
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1 de 1 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
3.8 hrs registradas
Publicada: 28 de fevereiro
Addictive poker role playing with real tactical depth making sure every battle keeps you on your toes, all at a bargain price.Delivers an interesting and fun variation of a traditional card game and turns it into a competitive puzzle with myriad nuances to its strategy. Unfortunately, it doesn't do enough to keep the variation fresh throughout.If you're looking for a card game and you're in love with the poker Runespell: Overture could be your game but keep in mind it has no multiplayer and the gameplay can be extremely repetitive.
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1 de 1 pessoas (100%) acharam esta análise útil
0.9 hrs registradas
Publicada: 8 de agosto de 2011
Really cool game.
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