Fit check
Is Momon: Relic Seekers worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want card-based combat and deck building in a roguelite format
- Fans of the Tsuki universe who want a relic-recovery adventure
- Strategy players who enjoy choosing routes and collecting magical creatures
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking large-scale tactical battles with direct control over many units
- Players who prefer a fixed campaign instead of changing routes and repeated journeys
- Players looking for a puzzle game focused on assembling images
Our take on Momon: Relic Seekers
The card-and-run structure focuses play on deck choices and route decisions, giving up the broad unit control found in larger strategy games. Its changing journeys also favor repeated expeditions over a single fixed sequence of events.
What is Momon: Relic Seekers?
Set in the Tsuki universe, this game combines card-based combat with roguelite elements.
Guide Tsuki across six worlds shaped by Amaterasuna’s corruption, selecting a route and confronting monsters and other hostile beings. Use magic cards with different abilities in battles, and assemble a deck from cards with varied elements and traits to form combos. Each journey can bring new cards, Momons, events, collectibles, helpful effects, or harmful ones. Momons are magical creatures whose abilities support Tsuki along the way. The goal is to recover the relics scattered throughout the worlds and restore Tsuki’s damaged home.
How Momon: Relic Seekers plays
- 01Deck Construction
- Cards with varied elements and characteristics can be combined to create combat combos.
- 02Magic Card Battles
- Tsuki faces monsters from different worlds with cards that have different abilities.
- 03Six World Expeditions
- Relic hunts take place across six worlds containing procedural generation elements.
- 04Momons Collection
- New magical creatures can be discovered and collected for their abilities.
- 05Route Choices
- Each journey presents paths leading to cards, Momons, events, collectibles, benefits or harmful effects.
Momon: Relic Seekers compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines card-based combat, deck building and roguelike structure, while Momon: Relic Seekers adds six worlds, relic collection, route choices, events and Momon collection. Shogun Showdown instead centers on positioning, attack tiles, skills and a final confrontation with the Shogun.
Momon: Relic Seekers: platforms & release
Is Momon: Relic Seekers worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want card-based combat and deck building in a roguelite format. Skip it if: players seeking large-scale tactical battles with direct control over many units.
Where can I download Momon: Relic Seekers?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Momon: Relic Seekers's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Momon: Relic Seekers on?
Windows only.
