Nowhere Prophet

Name: Nowhere Prophet
Rating: 4.2 (37 reviews)
Author: No More Robots

By: No More Robots App

Travel the wasteland.

Overview

Version:

1.3

Last updated: 2026-03-27

Ranking

#201,887 ▼ 49

Overall

Features & Capabilities

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Prepare your decks and go on a pilgrimage through the wasteland! Nowhere Prophet is a unique single-player card game. Travel across randomly generated maps and lead your followers in deep tactical combat. Discover new cards and build your deck as you explore this strange, broken world.

Take on the role of a powerful leader and mystic. Empowered with the gifts of technopathy, the ability to sense and affect electrical currents. You are the last hope to a band of outcastes and refugees. Lead them across the randomly generated wastelands. Pick fights with greedy slavers and crazy machines using the turn-based card combat. Can you survive long enough to reach the mysterious Crypt?

Card-based tactical combat system
New procedurally generated maps each game
Find loot and recruit followers to build your deck
Unlock new content across multiple playthroughs
More than 300 cards for you to discover
Indian infused electronica soundtrack

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

No More Robots

Rating:

4.20

(37)

Version:

1.3 Last updated: 2026-03-27

Version code:

883832461

Creation date:

2026-03-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

640.55MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 201,887 ▼ 49

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Developed by:

No More Robots

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nowhere-prophet/id6740233187

User Reviews

Nowhere Prophet on iOS is widely praised for its deep, strategic deckbuilding, immersive story, and strong replay value, delivered through striking gritty pixel art. The game rewards careful planning and difficult, combo-driven battles, and the trial gives a low-risk way to sample the experience. However, many reviews flag a harsh balance in progression, with bosses and RNG making runs unforgiving. UI and navigation feel twitchy, with limited customization options and some readability issues on smaller screens. A few bugs also pop up. Overall, a compelling but demanding roguelike that shines and frustrates in equal measure.

Pros

Deep strategic roguelike deckbuilding with meaningful, fast-paced but deadly battles and combo opportunities.
Immersive story supported by gritty pixel art and strong writing.
High replay value from many events, cards, choices, and multiple routes/factions.
Solid mobile port with a generous trial/demo that lets you try before buying.
Challenging but rewarding gameplay that rewards careful planning and trade-offs.

Cons

Extremely difficult and perceived balance issues, with bosses and RNG making runs unforgiving.
Clunky UI/UX for managing items, decks, followers, and reading card details; navigation can be tedious.
Limited customization and progression options (no tribe/prophet customization; few incentives to progress after losses).
Mobile readability issues, especially small text on iPhone (better on iPad).
Occasional bugs and UI glitches (convoy selection bug; card descriptions not staying up).

Recent reviews

I paid for the game. It is very fun, I played a version on Xbox that was great. My only gripe is that every fourth or fifth run through the file gets corrupted and I can’t finish. So I have to start everything over again. It’s very annoying

by Mo*****, 2026-06-20

Have played six runs at this point. First run I beat the demo, bought the full game, lost to the second boss. Every single run after the first, I have beaten the full game with basically no challenge whatsoever until I face the final boss. The core is just ridiculously powerful compared to everything you face before that. They can summon multiple copies of low-cost units that they can provide endless buffs to, they draw more cards than you do, and you have to kill it TWICE with the second phase having an even more difficult roster than the first. And when you fight the second phase, you don’t get a chance to reset your deck, so everything is wounded by then. You simply don’t draw enough cards to kill the boss. I went in with a full roster of healthy units, max health on my leader, and some very good items, and I didn’t even come close to beating phase two. Five attempts against the boss and I haven’t figured out a thing, except that the game balance is horrible.