Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse - A Deckbuilding Roguelike RPG Where You Control the World's Fate

Gravity Co has just launched their latest game, Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, now available on both iOS and Android platforms. Set in a post-apocalyptic world 500 years after a civilization-ending war, this roguelike RPG invites you to step out of an underground bunker and explore the fate of humanity.

In Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse, your decisions are pivotal. You have the power to either rebuild society or plunge it deeper into chaos. The world you emerge into is vastly different from the one your ancestors knew. New civilizations have emerged, factions vie for dominance, and your every move in this unforgiving landscape could mean the difference between survival and extinction for your people.

Embark on a journey across the vast continent of Eustea, which boasts over 100 unique zones teeming with mysteries, lore, and the remnants of lost civilizations. As you explore, you'll encounter strange creatures, decipher ancient texts, and uncover lost histories, all of which you can document in a pictorial record of humanity's fragmented legacy.

As a member of the expedition, you'll navigate this sprawling continent, meeting a variety of characters, allies, and enemies. Your journey is yours to shape, with multiple endings determined by the choices you make.

Shambles blends text-based RPG storytelling with innovative roguelike deckbuilding mechanics. You'll face encounters that test your survival skills, where decisions to fight, negotiate, or retreat can dramatically alter the course of your expedition.

The game's combat system revolves around a sophisticated deckbuilding mechanic, allowing you to tailor your playstyle. Whether you prefer modern weaponry, magical prowess, or brute-force tactics, you can customize your deck with over 300 cards, 200 skills, and various equipment combinations.

Start your adventure by downloading Shambles: Sons of Apocalypse from the link below. It is available for purchase at $6.99 or its local equivalent on both Android and iOS devices.