Ningami 2

Ningami 2 is a deck builder board game with 4 unique characters to play as, and 3 different board types to play through. (Plus maybe even a secret 4th board type???) The game is honestly pretty self explanatory, but here are a few helpful tips for some not immediately obvious things:

Tips

• After you roll a die, you can reroll it if you haven't moved yet.
• The soak status halves all shield values, both for current shields and future shields. (eg, a card that gives you 6 shields normally will only give you 3 when soaked).
• The burn status ignores shields and does x amount of damage at the start of each turn, where x is the amount of burn counters that you (or the enemy) has. And the burn counter decreases by 1 each turn.
• You can unlock new characters/boards by winning a round with your most recently unlocked character/board combination.
• If you want to completely wipe your save, press Select 22 times in a row on the title screen.

Controls

WASD and JK, or Arrow keys and ZX; Shift = Select

Credits

• SFX sourced from Tronimal (https://yogi-tronimal.itch.io/), andBeatscribe (https://beatscribe.itch.io/)
• Music sourced from TipTopTomCat (https://tiptoptomcat.itch.io/), Tronimal , and Beatscribe
• Some graphics sourced from a few of my previous projects
• The rest by me

Patch notes

1.2.2

Fixed a glitch with the Copier card. It wasn't calculating mana costs correctly, but now it does.

1.2.1

Minor fixes and balance tweaks. Mostly just made the game slightly easier.

1.2

Good bye, autosave. Hello, quick-save. After each board, you can elect to either continue on to the the next board, or suspend your run with a quick-save. If you save and quit, your quick-save will be deleted whenever you resume your run and start the next board. A full run can be pretty long, and this feature will allow you to take a break without fear of losing any progress. As with before, old saves should still work with this newer version. However, it might be best to start a new save just in case. Caveat emptor and all of that.

1.1.1

Pretty sure I've fixed the random crash bug, but the autosave is still in place at the moment. The next and final planned update will be to replace the autosave with the quick-save, as described in the 1.1 patch notes.

1.1

In response to a rare bug that randomly crashes the game when transitioning between screens, I've added an autosave feature. The game will autosave at the start of every board turn, and will auto-delete the save at the end of the run. Saving all the time kinda goes against the spirit of the game, so be a good sport and don't abuse it. If I can definitively fix the crashing glitch, then I'll likely scale back saving to an earlier design where you can quick-save, but only between boards. Btw, saves from the previous version should still work with the 1.1 version.