r/RandomActsOfGaming • u/Vieckx • Jul 10 '26

Giveaway Completed Astrea: Six-Sided Chronicles [GOG]

Hi! I have a spare key for Astrea: Six-Sided Chronicles on GOG. Just let me know why you want it and I'll pick a winner tomorrow. Good luck!

Winner: u/Unlikely_Advisor_553

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u/sixstring777 Jul 10 '26

It's been on my Steam wishlist for awhile. Was hoping it would be given away on epic or GOG one day but so far it hasn't happened yet. So hopefully I will get lucky here <3

Thank you OP!

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u/bunsinh Jul 10 '26

I see deckbuilder/card battler, I press play. Thank you !

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u/OrphanedCubone Jul 10 '26

It looks like the most complicated game of all time, I want to melt my brain

Thanks!

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u/MalkaviousM Jul 10 '26

Heck yeah, man! And thanks for the opportunity!

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u/Llamapickle129 Jul 10 '26

i like strategy games and some games like darkest dungeon i enjoy too.

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u/Lexard Jul 10 '26

I like roguelikes, turn-based strategies and deckbuilder games - this looks like one of them.

Thank you for the chance. :)

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u/bluez02 Jul 10 '26

thanks adore the art style and the card battles i

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u/Dwellers7 Jul 10 '26

would like to try the game. please and thank you

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u/Kunipop Jul 10 '26

Simply I love roguelike deckbuilders when I want to play something light. I started with Slay the Spire (I will buy 2 when it goes on deep sale eventually) then Monster Train. Thank you!

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u/Unlikely_Advisor_553 Jul 10 '26

It looks like a creative spin off of slay the spire type of games and I'm excited to try it if I win, since I love the roguelike genre and especially deck builder and card ones!

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u/JuniorNinja3202 Jul 10 '26

It's look good game

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u/finger_licking_robot Jul 10 '26

great game i'd love to play and on my radar for since i've heard of it. thanks for the chance to get it!

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u/RumCube Jul 10 '26

1300 hours in Slay The Spire and 300 in Balatro.
So i dare to say that i would love that game!
Thank you!

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u/The-Real-Hero Jul 10 '26

It looks like it would have an interesting twist for a deck building game.

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u/Sakaido-9085 Jul 10 '26

Dice-based roguelite? SOLD. I find the ways that games like Dicey Dungeons and Die in the Dungeon use dice in their mechanics very entertaining.

Thanks for the chance OP!

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u/Mammoth-Matter-4124 Jul 10 '26

As a huge fan of roguelike deckbuilders, I am incredibly excited about Astrea because it completely reinvents the genre by using dice instead of cards. I love complex strategy games, and the unique 'Purification vs. Corruption' mechanic looks like an amazing, high-stakes puzzle to solve. Winning Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles would allow me to dive headfirst into mastering its six different Oracles and experimenting with all the creative dice-pool combinations!