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Dungeon Drafters
Developer Manalith Studios
Dungeon Drafters is a mystery dungeon adventure set in a world where magic is cards, and cards are magic. Explore ancient ruins, loot rare cards and employ clever combos to defeat your foes and build the legendary spell deck that could save the world. From the Steam store page
221 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 1, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
69
Fresh
132 positive · 59 negative
95% range 62–75%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 132 | 59 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 4 | 0 | 19 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 4 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 2 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
338 of 443 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
69% recommend · 131 yes, 59 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 190 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mostly Positive (585 of 780 positive).
Players praise the unique deckbuilding and charming pixel art. [1][2][3] Some find the tutorial confusing and the start tedious. [4][5][6] Others note that optimal play often involves doing nothing. [7][8][9]
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Representative posts
- [7]
Have you ever thought to yourself: I want to destroy this entire room of enemies in a masterful combination of many cards leaving them nothing more than a smoking piles of corpses? Because if so keep looking. Dungeon Drafters is a game about playing 1 card per turn, maybe 0 if you can swing it. Thew core gameplay loop of the game is that you draw 1 card per turn if any enemies are alive. What this means in practice …
- [16]
It's a cute and well-designed dungeon crawler / roguelite deck builder, but the lack of meta-progression on failed runs means you can be 2-3 hours into a deep dungeon crawl and lose all the accumulated rewards. If that doesn't turn you off, it's worth checking out, but for me that's too big of a downside to overlook.
- [1]
I've played lots and lots of card games in the singleplayer deckbuilder genre, and always disliked the constant "draft your deck along the run" theme everyone took over from slay the spire. Some kinda mixed it up, like Vault of the Void, or Across the Obelisk, which I both enjoyed a lot, but none hit that niche of a constructed format - opening booster packs and having a growing library of cards. This game hits the …
- [2]
Dungeon Drafters is an absolute gem of a game. It oozes charm from every pore of its being. Every character, card art, minigame, and puzzle feels lovingly crafted, and it coalesces into an addictive gameplay loop that I can't get enough of. It starts out slow, and the tutorial level doesn't do a good job of showing why the game is fun, which is why there are so many negative reviews from people who have played it …
- [5]
I'd give it mixed. It's a unique deckbuilder, but starter experience isn't great. Unique Concept Deckbuilder where you expand permanent pool of cards and build deck outside of runs. Turn based combat on a grid. Movement and basic attacks only cost AP. Cards are spells, which can be more than just damage. Delving into dungeons rewards currency, and card booster packs. Whatever you bring back initially translates to …
Summarised from 34 of the 222 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
69% of the 190 Steam reviewers we collected recommend Dungeon Drafters. The complaint that keeps coming up: tutorial is poorly explained and slow. Deal-breaker or nitpick?
Reactions
60 of 221 · most liked firstDungeon Drafter's is a perfect example of why no matter how good your core concepts are, you need to pay attention in design school. This a perfectly solid deckbuilder RPG with a somewhat generic fantasy world and some fantastic card design that really appeals to Johnnys...but everywhere else the game makes wrong choices. Enemy attacks, especially those for boss encounters, are not cleanly explained to players. The tutorial boss is a mandatory loss but it's vague enough that many players…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played lots and lots of card games in the singleplayer deckbuilder genre, and always disliked the constant "draft your deck along the run" theme everyone took over from slay the spire. Some kinda mixed it up, like Vault of the Void, or Across the Obelisk, which I both enjoyed a lot, but none hit that niche of a constructed format - opening booster packs and having a growing library of cards. This game hits the perfect sweet spot: The cards are awesome, the different booster packs look…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm surprised at the number of reviews saying that the tutorial is difficult to follow (and the one guy who quit on the fakeout boss that you aren't meant to beat). I personally really love this game and I should note that its not a card-drafting game, its a DECKBUILDER. There's some misunderstandings regarding that. Because you're building a personal collection and assembling them as a you wish there's a real feeling of progression as new kinds of deck become more practical to use, and its…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First, this is NOT a draft / Roguelike game like the titleimplies, do not buy expecting this to be the case. This is barely a CONSTRUCTED card game. In fact, this is just a vanilla campaign "kill 5 bosses" trash RPG masquerading as a card game. These devs had decent ideas but could not deliver a real card game and ultimately settled with a mediocre RPG. However, the devs still falsely advertise this as a card "drafter" game. This game should not have been released in this poor state or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Have you ever thought to yourself: I want to destroy this entire room of enemies in a masterful combination of many cards leaving them nothing more than a smoking piles of corpses? Because if so keep looking. Dungeon Drafters is a game about playing 1 card per turn, maybe 0 if you can swing it. Thew core gameplay loop of the game is that you draw 1 card per turn if any enemies are alive. What this means in practice is even if you have a cool collection of cards that can win the room in 1 turn…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →On the surface this game looks excellent. Lots of interesting design space, the four "elements" really come through everywhere, some combat moments that really make you feel smart. But after a while, parts of it start to grind on you, heavily. This is the sort of game where once you know the enemy movement patterns you can sight read the optimal play...and shockingly often for a card game the optimal play is "don't play any cards" or even "do literally nothing and wait a turn". Part of that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This has one of the most profoundly worthless tutorials I've ever seen in a game, simultaneously drowning you in paragraphs of worthless text for things typically summed up with just "Move using cardinal directions" while entirely passing on explaining things like "What about all these keywords on my surprisingly unintuitive starter deck?" or "Wait, does that symbol mean they have extra life bars? Sometimes they stack, sometimes they don't? Buh?" After an intensely boring starter dungeon where…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The bad reviews turned me off for this game but I got it in a charity bundle and I must say, all those guys who said the game was unintuitive were so wrong because you can hover over enemies to see their actions, buffs, and debuffs. You can also hover over a card's effects and symbols to see what they mean or do. I also thought there wasn't a lot of content but there is a lot of fun replayability to every dungeon that I found myself first timing bosses, it wasn't easy but it was doable because…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I do like this game it's a fun card game I'm really trying to get into it but when I finally build a deck that actually is fun the bosses are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ immune to all of it like what's the point of having an oracle deck if you can't even affect the bloody Boss with it and I hate the fact that I you can lose an hours worth of progress if i die in the dungeons you don't even get anything out of it I guess it's just not my cup of tea if you like that kind of stuff I'd suggest it it's a well-made…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →it took me a while to figure out why i initially put down dungeon drafters, picked it back up, then put it back down again. at its core, i don't think it's a bad game. there's a decent amount of ideas - supplementing grid-based movement with insanely customizable abilities? that's really cool! unfortunately that's not why i play mystery dungeon games. i play those games to have an *actual* dungeon crawling experience. that includes getting screwed over by traps, wandering floors to find the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hi. I'm Bruno and I'm a game, UI and narrative designer. I worked on many indie and commercial games over the years, the most recent one being Dungeon Drafters.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's a cute and well-designed dungeon crawler / roguelite deck builder, but the lack of meta-progression on failed runs means you can be 2-3 hours into a deep dungeon crawl and lose all the accumulated rewards. If that doesn't turn you off, it's worth checking out, but for me that's too big of a downside to overlook.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →spent most of my weekend playing this and i'm right on the borderline whether to recommend this. i will definitely continue to play more because there is a lot to love about this game and there's nothing I've seen that is even remotely close to what this game attempts but my god if it is not infuriating as a big fan of the older mystery dungeon games this scratches an itch i haven't felt in a long time but instead opts in deckbuilding mechanics and the cards are your resources. combat is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to give this game a positive review, but the good design the game has is mired in a lot of irritating decisions. The good parts of it are wonderful. opening packs and getting new cards is satisfying, tons of trinkets for passive effects, very distinct play styles, the progression feels satisfying, and the art is beautiful. The bad bits of the game are few, but weigh heavy on the experience. The ui is very poor and interacting with the game feels very clunky. I've accidentally moved…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Returned after playing for 2 hours. I am disappointed with the combat system and card collection. It feels like you're punished for learning to play the game. The tutorial faced you off against a boss that could 2-3 shot you, took 45 minutes to get to, and gave no rewards for facing. I played a few more dungeons, but for each run to take 45-minutes and possibly be wasted -- it feels like the devs don't want me to enjoy playing the game. Thoroughly disappointed in what I thought would be a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm not sure if this became even decent at all. Regardless, Dungeon Drafters is really a fun game. Both the pixels and gameplay elements were really appaeling to me. #pixelart #DungeonDrafters
positive · AI labelView post →I really dont know how to rate this but I've played a lot now and the enemy intent system is absolutely infuriating but I otherwise enjoy the game. Having to check enemies individually is one thing but look at the bosses, I've tried the library boss a few times and it says that it will do an action that does 1 damage, fine. But then that attack does 5 damage instead, the intents are overlapping with no indication of what area is for what attack. The wall forming intent isn't described enough…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really wish there was a "mixed" option for reviews. the game is good, but the card pool feels too shallow, and it feels like too many mechanics get a kinda half-assed support, not enough to build a real deck around. for reference, the entire game's card pool is less than a single MTG set. If I could I'd give it like a 7/10, but I'll settle for positive.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dungeon Drafters is coming physically to Nintendo Switch and PS5! 🌟 Available in both Standard and limited Deluxe editions!🎉 🔗 bit.ly/DungeonDraftersRAG 🔥Pre-orders are live! Don’t miss your chance to grab our Kickstarter-exclusive board game as a bonus! @redartgames.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →The initial release was rough around the edges, but the core design was always solid. The most recent update fixed a lot of the issues that made it tough to enjoy, so now the game's true brilliance can shine! The battle systems are ingenious, the risk/reward is satisfying, the dungeons are fun to explore and full of puzzles, the town is cozy and evokes fond memories of MMO starter towns, the extra modes add a ton of gameplay variety, the deckbuilding is deep and scales in power over time, the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun game but it has some pretty serious UI bugs that can ruin your experience... The good: - One of the playable characters is a cute fox girl and many of the characters in the hub world are foxes too. Should've won GOTY for that reason alone. - Varied music ranging from retro chiptune/tracker-style beats to jazz and a few other genres. - The artstyle is pleasant and has a nice coherent palette, reminds me of some GBA games. - No "forced ugly" characters and NPCs. Everyone looks like they…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Day 699 of me drawing a random video game enemy I like: Barb Wasp (Dungeon Drafters) #Art #Dailyart #DungeonDrafters
neutral · AI labelView post →Art is cute, music is catchy. Some of the concepts with the cards are cool, like being able to push all of the enemies in one direction. That's where my praise ends. Picked the Monk and started off with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ deck. Only valuable cards I used were one that makes a wall across the game board and one that swaps enemies' HP. I did 3 runs and could not beat the first boss, no matter how I tried. There is a beetle enemy that you cannot normally kill without taking damage because it explodes…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →> First boss casts room-wide petrify. Gain another and you'll die instantly! > Discarding petrify gives you 1 petrify. > Boss casts room-wide petrify again. Die instantly. I was really enjoying the groove of the game, but giving the first boss a mood-killing petrify mechanic and telling the players to redo the entire dungeon just puts a horrific taste in my mouth.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Death penalty is you lose hours of progress. This would be okay if you had the ability to exit the dungeon any time, but you can only exit BEFORE seeing the next dungeon and easily can get in an unwinnable situation. The boss is very different than the usual monsters, and I was not using a guide, so the only way to find my build didn't was was by meeting him and losing everything from the entire dungeon. Your time is worth more than this, get a better game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dungeon Drafters is an absolute gem of a game. It oozes charm from every pore of its being. Every character, card art, minigame, and puzzle feels lovingly crafted, and it coalesces into an addictive gameplay loop that I can't get enough of. It starts out slow, and the tutorial level doesn't do a good job of showing why the game is fun, which is why there are so many negative reviews from people who have played it less than 3 or 4 hours. If you stick with it however, the incredibly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's not a bad game, but the game suffers from *a lot* of game breaking bugs, worst of which is when the character refuses to move at random points in the dungeon. The only option is to quit to main menu, losing all the items found in the dungeon and making any progress a long slog.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Awesome first few runs, changing decks is viable, lets you grind up. Everything up to beating the game is really good. Experimentation is cool, bones of this game are stellar. I hope more like it exist. wish I knew before I started: - you drop everything on death, discouraging a bit too harshly giving the next floor a try before you're deck is ready. - 1000g by finding the bank after your first run. - fishing is great early Falls short of amazing for a few reasons. - The 'accessories' aren't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →3/10 you have 3 ap per turn ap is used for cards and movement you cant move diagonally. to move one space diagonally you need to use 100% of your turn some enemies can teleport from one side of the room to the other i just spent 3 turn trying to get in range of hitting them.... most of the time you wont be able to reach the enemy and need to move or wait - you cant change your player pick after starting - once you finish the tutorial they just toss you into a lobby without telling you anything.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a pretty decent deck-builder but I'm not a big fan of the hub world. Kind of hard to just do what I need to do.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Day 679 of me drawing a random video game enemy I like: Arcane Warlock (Dungeon Drafters) #Dailyart #Art #DungeonDrafters
neutral · AI labelView post →Game is a hidden gem. I get to actually build my deck with the card I collected. For some reason that isn't common in indie card games, because they usually copy Slay the Spire way too much. While this game does contain roguelite content, it is much more similar to a TCG. except without all the "live service" and "online" traits.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →UI is bad, when I hover over a card the tooltip is displayed on the bottom left of the screen above my current AP value instead of above the card ( core info should be at the centre of the screen not on the bottom left). I also have no idea what action the enemy monster or boss is going to take at a glance or at all. Just these two issues alone lead me to believe the dev hasn't even played the game or doesn't know what they're doing. I now understand why this game was in a bundle. tldr:…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Preorders are live on standard and special (VGP Exclusive) editions of Dungeon Drafters for the #NintendoSwitch and #PS5 $54.99 / 39.50 USD 👉http://tinyurl.com/3zvjn7nv (Free Shipping) SPECIAL EDITION INCLUDES : GAME POSTER - DOUBLE-SIDED SET OF CARDS AND RULE BOOK #DungeonDrafters #Switch #VGP
neutral · AI labelView post →THE MOST ENGAGING AND FUN DECK-BUILDING STRATEGY GAME I HAVE PLAYED IN A LONG, LONG TIME. With deck-building roguelites everywhere, this deck-building game with permanent progression and interesting deck-building is a breath of fresh air. The tutorial is a bit slow, but trust me, speed up combat in settings and play just one more run. You will quickly realize how much depth, variety, and charm exists in this game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a really fun and clever game, and if it even remotely draws your attention, you should give it a shot. I think you'll have a blast. TLDR: Great game, clunky to play on Steam Deck. That being said, I got this under the impression that it worked with 'full functionality' on Steam Deck. That's... misleading. It DOES work on Steam Deck, it's playable and all that. But once you start opening booster packs and diving into what all the keywords and stuff actually do... You run into the fact…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'd give it mixed. It's a unique deckbuilder, but starter experience isn't great. Unique Concept Deckbuilder where you expand permanent pool of cards and build deck outside of runs. Turn based combat on a grid. Movement and basic attacks only cost AP. Cards are spells, which can be more than just damage. Delving into dungeons rewards currency, and card booster packs. Whatever you bring back initially translates to raw power and eventually to synergies. Tedious start Starter deck is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really want to get into this game, but, at least on Steam Deck, I keep getting soft locks. usually some dialogue won't leave the screen and I have to exit the game. happened multiple times while trying to play in 30 minutes.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's another "developer issues usability nerfs to playstyles in a single-player game" episode, and I hate reruns. The core gameplay is rewarding, and the soundtrack and art are great—but try not to have too much fun or you might find a balance patch on the way. Incredibly disappointed that this has become a standard for single-player and PVE games in current year.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I finished 3 separate runs of the game, so to say I like it is an understatement. The first run I got the bad and true endings, plus 100% of all content as Mage. The second was with the unlockable character. Once 1.1 came around, I got around to nabbing the neutral ending as Explorer (thus 100%-ing achievements). Dungeon Drafters is a simple premise with great execution: build a deck, explore 6 regions for boosters and currency, then escape with your loot or die trying. There are 5 Archetypes…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Criminally underrated. I have been playing various TCG's for over a decade, and rarely do I find a video game that does it well. Dungeon drafters takes TCG and tactical RPG elements, and roles them up into a roguelike with a bit of old school rpg charm.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →hidden gem. magic the gathering and mystery dungeon had a lovechild and it's great. plenty of experimentation and different builds with quests to steer you to try different playstyles. my only extremely minor gripe is there doesn't seem to be a way to sell cards (you can only have 9 copies per card, and with foil variants, it doesn't seem like you can grind for that as an endgame target). i thoroughly enjoyed my playtime so far, haven't even completed the story yet. plenty of fun with the card…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great game that has a ton of love poured into it. It's not a game for everyone, I'd never pretend otherwise, but it's unique in what it does and for the most part does a fantastic job of everything it tries to be. There's nothing else like like it in existence currently and if it looks appealing in any capacity it's very much worth giving it a shot. Lategame deckbuilding really goes wild and has a ton of fantastic things to experiment with and enjoy executing. Game effectively has five…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Day 784 of me drawing a random video game enemy I like: Cursed Scroll: Frost (Dungeon Drafters) #Art #Dailyart #DungeonDrafters
neutral · AI labelView post →Ignore reviews that say "you can't do much on one turn", "You can't move around much", "Wasting a turn is often optimal" or similar. They DID NOT play the game for long or figure out the mechanics, you complete several floors in a row in one turn, kill bosses in one turn, draw your whole deck, etc. Or even just get a bit more AP to play more cards, use cards to move around the field, etc. This game has progression, you know, a staple of videogames, so it's only natural you'll start a little…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dungeon Drafters looks incredible, but that's the only good thing I can say about the game. Early game is extremely boring, being limited to 3 actions per turn makes it so you can move about 2 centimetres before you turn ends. It doesn't help that all the starting spells are weak and simply not cool enough. Most of the gameplay is just walking around and most of combat is watching enemies do attack animations. I'm sure the game gets better later on when you get cooler spells or more action…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game deserves a higher rating than mostly positive honestly. I get some negative reviews about sometimes, the best move is no move, I also thought this a few times in the beginning, but you get used to it. The cards at the beginning are quite weak really, but once the tutorial part is over, you can tweak your cards as you wish and you will get better cards pretty soon. That being said... This game is amazing. It's a perfect blend of turn-based tactics and includes incredible depth of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Start out with a boring set of cards and fight against boring enemies. There's no tactical aspect, no excitement, no clever combination of cards that you might expect after watching the trailer. Dungeon Drafters might get good later on, but in the beginning it's definitely far from exciting.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Extremely unintuitive. I don't need everything explicitly spelled out but this game leaves everything for you to figure out. Also a bit of a misnomer as you're not drafting - strictly a deckbuilder.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is great. Was a little concerned with the recent mixed reviews but found myself really enjoying the core gameplay loop and playing around with all the different deck archetypes. My only real complaint was that the default game speed felt way too slow, I would recommend turning it up 25-30% in the settings once you get going. Overall, would recommend if you enjoy card games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →(Reviewed after 1.1.1 patch but majority of gameplay experience was on the patch before) In short, Dungeon Drafters is one of my favourites in the mystery dungeon genre thanks to how fun the cards at your disposal are and how well they play off eachother and the enemies you are up against. It is only hindered by a few technical and clarity issues but is otherwise an easy recommendation to even those with a passing interest. The game is an SRPG + Mystery dungeon game with player and enemy…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great Roguelike once you understand it. Play the demo and see if it clicks.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game seems solid mechnically, but way WAY WAY too much NPC yapping and no suspend save which is by far the biggest issue especially since the gameplay loop is both involved and lengthy.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pros: -Versatile deck building with definite means for perfection, aka skill ceiling very high. -cool cards I spent hours using and inspecting and even built a tier chart for. -combat is like a puzzle and low level combat is very thrilling. theoretically you can get by using a crap deck with enough planning, at least for a decent time. -different locations offer different enemies, environmental situations, and puzzles that make them stand out and feel satisfying to traverse. Cons:…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Day 756 of me drawing a random video game enemy I like: Sky Slime (Dungeon Drafters) #Art #Dailyarr #DungeonDrafters
neutral · AI labelView post →I want to like DD. It's got some neat ideas and it seems like if you can get back the initial slog it's better. It paints an interesting story when the bulk of the negative reviews are grouped in <2 hours of playtime and ~7 hours, while the majority of the positive ones are 20+ hours. Honestly I have a ton of stuff below this (in hindsight) that can be TLDRed as "the start of the game doesn't really feel like it respects your time" and "It probably gets better but I'll never find out". With…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not terrible, but did not engage me
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ design choices that prevent you from having fun. 3 AP per round, barely enough to do any combos. You spend your time running away from enemies rather than fighting. The bosses are absurd compared to the enemies you face prior to reaching them. Bugs that sometimes stop you from casting entirely, even though you have no debuffs. Massive town hub for no reason that takes way too long to get around. All of it could be put inside a single room. Solid 4/10 would not…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →one of the best card/strategy games ive played the demo had me hooked instantly and telling my friends, "this game has the sauce" a perfect blend of pixel art, deckbuilding, strategy dungeon crawling and high fantasy magic pros: - fun variety in deckbuilding - satisfying and strategic gameplay - varied and unique enemies and dungeons - amazing art and music - interesting lore and world - extra gamemodes, challenges and fishing cons (if you can even call them that): - the hub town is a bit too…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Neat Tactical Crawler Alert! Spot on art direction, from the pixel art to the music, it's all blending in well together. The deck builder part is super open and lets you mix and match cards from different classes, allowing you to change the way you play between runs without a cost. The hub is a cute town where you can also play a fun fishing mini-game and a more involved "math and slime" game. Many characters have missions to offer that work like tutorials for the many advanced mechanics you…
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