Nick Gillham: "What there is here, though, is a lot of promise. The game looks decent and has a great collect-them-all hook that comes with the CCG style of game. It just needs a little bit more development time to iron out the niggles, and an implementation of a tutorial to help to people grasp the basics. It’s not really fair to compare it to the likes of Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering because Labyrinth ploughs its own furrow, and Free Range Games has created a neat little game here, and one that I sincerely hope it lives up to its potential."
The new Ragnarok Labyrinth launched by Gravity Co is a hands-off auto-play game with dungeons and mazes. MGH has played the game for over a week now and here is our review of it.
After a good time in development for people who backed the card game Labyrinth, it has finally been released to the public for free, but still in early access.
Players looking to make a fresh start on their Labyrinth dungeons are in luck, maybe. Free Range Games has just reset everyone's account, whether they like it or not.
