Hello everyone, and happy new year! I decided to get into the weeds with localizing the game into a number of languages, and it's nearly complete. You can already see the translations on the Steam page itself. Here's a teaser of some in-game menus (the cards themselves are also localized, which was the hardest part):
As usual, this update took longer than expected, but I think the results were worth it. There are still some balancing issues and quality-of-life features I'm want to wrap up before the public release of the demo, but it should be ready soon. Next time, I'll show off some of the cool new elemental mechanics.
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