Divine Ascent (2017)

Developer: Absorb Reality
Publisher: Flying Interactive
Platforms: Windows
Genres: Casual, Indie, Strategy
Rating: 3.4 of 5, 16 player ratings
Typical playtime: about 1.4 hours
Where to get it: Steam

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How it feels

A lighthearted strategic puzzle game where you race to stack towers and place temples, balancing competition with careful planning.

casualstrategicpuzzlecompetitivetemple buildingancient civilizationslocal multiplayerlighthearted

What players say

Players describe a logic puzzle on a board game with 30 single-player puzzles and 24 multiplayer arenas. Some enjoy the challenge, while others find the CPU can perform moves not available to players, and the multiplayer is messy with many players. The game is short, around one to two hours for the puzzles, and some say it is too pricey for the content.

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