Succeeding comes down to having the right cards and playing them correctly in each situation. You play out both physical and verbal battles by playing cards! Playing cards make them stronger each time they’re played and picking one deck over another will give you the option of adding a new card to it at the end of successful encounters. However, in Griftlands both are driven with unique card deck gameplay mechanics. Most problems in Havaria can be solved either with your words or with your fists. We even switch up the boss fights that you encounter at the end of each day, to keep things fresh. Your friend in one playthrough, with their unique mechanical strengths and weaknesses, maybe your enemy in the next. The cast of characters shifts as different NPCs get cast in different roles and react to your choices. Different subplots and events get drawn from a pool each time. Those high-level goals are the same every time you play, but the day-to-day obstacles that you overcome in their pursuit vary wildly. Smith is trying to collect his inheritance, and have a good time doing it. Rook the spy is working on a mysterious contract. There are three main characters in Griftlands, each with their own problem to solve. We think players are going to have a lot of fun fighting, lying, cheating, bribing, and smooth-talking their way to victory. It’s also a deck-building card game with deep interlocking systems driving both combat and negotiation through card mechanics. Griftlands is a narrative RPG featuring multiple branching stories to experience based on your actions and choices. PlayStation’s new Griftlands launches June 4 on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 backward compatibility.
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