Leap of Fate

At the start only Aeon, a shadow mage, is available.

By completing missions and progressing, three additional characters can be unlocked: Big Mo, a cyborg technomancer, Mukai, a spirit channeler, and Rasimov, a rogue occultist.

Each character has different abilities and a different fighting style.

The game uses a large amount of roguelike elements: there is permadeath (except for a single continue based on certain currency), levels and level paths are procedurally generated, a run unlocks new abilities that can be used in the game, and there are single-run upgrades as well as permanent perks to be unlocked.

Each run consists of several levels split up in level paths that are built as a pyramid of tarot cards.

By completing rooms and descending the pyramid the Guardian or boss of that level can be defeated to move on to the next one.

Next to the Guardian there are combat cards with fights against enemies, challenge cards with a reward for a specific objective, a shop where a currency can be spent, gift cards with bonuses, upgrade cards, mystery cards, cursed cards, sacrifice cards and so on.

Because of the pyramid structure not all cards have to be accessed to find the Guardian, but that means there is also a risk of missing out on gifts.

The design of a combat card shows the difficulty level (number of characters) and the reward (treasure chest size).

A combat room is a fairly small environment, with a random design, and filled with debris, explosive items, gaps, and traps.

Spawn points trigger a wave of enemies and when all enemies have been defeated the mage can teleport back to the level path.

Rewards and pick-ups are health, mana, keys to open chests and cards, energy cells and so on.

Leap of Fate for PlayStation 4 is currently worth €36.20 loose, €27.75 complete in box, and €31.50 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Leap of Fate has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Leap of Fate, loose is €36.20 and CIB is €27.75 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.