90s cartoons and roguelike deckbuilding collide in Dimensionals' chaotic combo-driven card game
Aug. 21, 2024There’s a massive roster of heroes to meet and you can play the demo right now
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Inspired by 90s cartoons, roguelike deckbuilding RPG Dimensionals just made an appearance at theFuture Games Showat Gamescom presented by Sid Meier’s Civilization VII, showing off some of its huge cast of characters.
With a trailer riffing off the likes of everything from He-Man to the Power Rangers, Dimensionals introduces its titular heroes. Heroes like Shork, a massive fish-like friend who makes up for what he might lack in brains with plenty of brawn. Or Shadestrike, who uses his shadowy powers to see off foes. That’s just a tiny fraction of the roster, and a minute slice of the number of teams you’ll be able to build up.
You’ll be able to assemble your team from this massive roster, combining different strengths and hopefully negating weaknesses as you battle together. Of course, heroes are nothing without villains, and there are plenty of world-crushing bosses to test your mettle - and your card combos - against.
If you’re looking for more excellent games from today’s Future Games Show, have a look atour official Steam page.
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