Dragon Blood
This game is semi-afk with plenty of dailies and hot events. It provides lots to do from dungeons, quests, side quests, and an active rpg/level/gear system also a multiplayer tower and guild war. Although it clearly has several in your face pay to win elements it is incredibly entertaining as a second screen game. It also has retro style mini games such as a coin drop with magnets/bonus time/bombs and a treasure hunting mini game with active elements and a roulette wheel. Highly recommend to play on a free and casual basis. Top lvl at time of posting is lvl 43 with Battle Power 13k. I am lvl 31 with battle power 5k non vip. Just play for two hours and see if you enjoy it. Chers.
– Real player with 170.9 hrs in game
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I like this game because you can afk farm like in many other mobile games. So you can leave the game running while you do rl or other stuff.
At this point however it is getting absolutely ridicoulus. Not only is this game the absolute pinnacle of P2W, its almost P2Play, every 5 level (from 179) you unlock another thing that costs premium money (which you only get by paying) everyone of those LARGELY increases your power.
You literally need 100s of dollars to even have a chance to do the activities ingame, because of this the player base is also very small (~300 players).
– Real player with 87.4 hrs in game
The Tavern of Magic
As always, I will start this review by saying THIS IS IN EARLY ACCESS! This game is not complete yet!
I was very skeptical when I heard it was a “Card based action game” especially in vr, and was very curious how this would work. But after over an hour of duels, dungeons and messing about, I love this mechanic and design.
The combat mechanics are great, you twist your hand, which rotates your controller and selects the card (or ability) you wish to use, you press the trigger, charge it up, and boom! You’ve thrown a fireball in an orcs face.
– Real player with 6.6 hrs in game
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The Tavern of Magic is a new VR magic duelling game.
It can be played in co-op, PVP, and there is currently a small single player dungeon that I play in the video. It’s primary focus seems to be the PVP.
The atmosphere and graphics are fantastic. It’s quite a good VR experience and I enjoyed my time clearing the dungeon. It is currently in Early Access on Steam and is actively being worked on so it will be great to see it grow and evolve.
Currently the games store page promises…
“When this Game will leave Early Access you will be able to:
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Wizardians: In Defence of Magic
Wizardians: In Defence of Magic is a multiplayer adventure card game with elements of RPG and resource management, created on the basis of innovative approach to collectible card games.
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You can play everywhere! One account on following devices: PC, smartphone, tablet; you will always be able to join your fiends online.
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There is something for everyone. The game strikes the right balance in combining what is best in card games, RPG and adventure games!
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Explore the new opportunities given by the revolutionary way of collecting and playing cards - no booster packs, no decks and no random hand selection!
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Custom Tournaments Mode - you’ll be able to create and customize your own small tournaments with an auto generated ladder and your own card restrictions for several friends of yours. Winnings give you unique loot & rewards!
LEARN THE MAGIC & GAIN CARDS
Create the character, equip it with essential utensils and attend lectures on different fields of magic. Within that, collect the experience points and collector’s cards representing all the witchcraft, equipment and creatures in the game.
DUEL & BE THE BEST
Duel with players from around the world in a very rarely seen card system. Be the best! Just through your activity and won duels collect the points for your fraction in the cyclically created and published rankings.
TASTE THE ADVENTURES
Let yourself to be absorbed by the non-linear plot and fight to survive in the remarkable lands of Wizardians World. Discover it by undertaking the adventures and gain superb booty!
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Animation Throwdown: The Quest for Cards
Animation Throwdown: The Quest for Cards is a multi-platform Free to Play CCG. It worked on Win 10, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Animation Throwdown is a card collecting game incorporating five Twentieth Century Fox Television animated comedies: American Dad!, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, Futurama, and King of the Hill. Game is also on Kongregate, IOS and Android. Gameplay is similiar to other free to play CCGs, but has some different features. You have a deck with a limit of 35 cards, which give you enough chances to get the cards you want out. PVP arena is the only place where you can level up your deck hero and unlock other deck heroes, you get random chances of receiving xp for a random hero. The game is Pay to Win so don’t expect to win much verses a P2W player, if you don’t Pay or didn’t grind it like a job. Do link your steam account for this game to the Kongregate website, so you can also play from the website.
– Real player with 548.8 hrs in game
THIS IS MY FAVORITE GAME EVER
After the success of Family Guy, Bob’s Burgers, American Dad, Futurama, and King of the Hill it was hard not to make a universe where all of them can come together and fight to the death battle royale style.
This game features an abundance of new items such as: drugs, costumes, weapons etc. As well as some of the classic characters any gamer would recognize like: Stan Smith, Dale Gribble, and every gamer’s personal favorite Peter Griffin himself, the man the myth the legend. All coming together in a perfect blend to make some wacky zanny cards that are sure to make you LOL hahaha.
– Real player with 175.6 hrs in game
Card City Nights
If you enjoy an easy-going yet skill-based game, or if you enjoy the elements of both puzzles and trading card battles, I highly recommend ‘Card City Nights.’
In ‘Card City Nights’, you fast travel through an island city with a chill, evening atmosphere, talking to comical NPCs, and battling them in a TCG for booster packs. In the card game proper, each player has a 3x3 card grid, and seven Defense Points. The goal is either to fill up your opponent’s grid with occupied space, or decrease their Defense Points to zero.
– Real player with 23.6 hrs in game
(Need a tl;dr? Just go buy the freaking game.)
I would like to start out by saying that I have a lot of experience with TCG’s. I played Magic: The Gathering for a while, and I liked it but I was never in love with it. The game that I really fell in love with was Yugioh- which, from about 2010 to early 2012, was the best card game of all time, no holds barred, perfect pacing, for most of those formats well balanced, all playstyles were represented, and most importantly a deep, deep, deep, DEEP card pool that constantly rewarded me for scrolling through lists of cards, pointing at a random one with weird subtext and saying “I’m gonna make a deck around that one!” But eventually, konami ruined everything, the game sped up until it was too fast, the power crept up until I couldn’t build a creative deck and survive against anyone competent for more than a turn or two, and the community got even worse. The state that it was in was much akin to the happy accidents of “Super Smash Bros. Melee” or “Marvel vs. Capcom 2” in that they probably didn’t actually think about how the things they added affected the meta game, but eventually it somehow turned out fantastic. I’m saying all of this because Card City Nights reminds me of this era of yugioh. Very different gameplay, yes, but I’m not talking about the gameplay. There are two very important things that this game gets very right and other digital tcg’s get very very wrong: card collection and deck building.
– Real player with 21.5 hrs in game
Kaboom Monsters
Kaboom Monsters is a strategy, card battling, adventure game. When you launch the game, you will have the option on 1 out of 3 decks to choose from. There is no clear cut difference, so picking the ‘good looking one’ is the picking method. The battle screen has a 3x3 game board in the center of the screen and your available cards display on the right of the battle area. Turn based between you and the computer opponent. Kaboom Monsters cards has a series of numbers on each side, which represents its attack/defense strength. You also have another number in the upper left corner, which represents the number of turns a card can remain in play. When you place a card next to an opponent’s card, the numbers determine the victor, meaning if the card has the higher value, you will turn your opponent’s card to your side. If the value is equal or less than your opponent’s card then all stays unchanged. The Smithy will arm or upgrade your cards, the Wizard can combine three of the same cards into a more powerful card.
– Real player with 18.7 hrs in game
First of all, my negative judgement is preliminary, as it is still an early access game. I also want to mention that the developer contacted me a few weeks ago and promised to publish a final version soon, which is always a good sign.
At this moment however, my verdict must be: This game is cute, but it feels a little weird. The quite original gameplay combines concepts of trading card games (destroy the opponent’s cards by beating them in certain stat numbers) with the 3x3 grid of Tic-Tac-Toe. This “combat” is embedded in a rudimentary fantasy world with crafting and merchant hubs, where you can upgrade your cards. I do like the artstyle, and I appreciate that the creator wanted to try a new idea. For my personal taste however, the execution of that idea has not matured yet. The game world needs to be fleshed out further, with NPCs and some lore, in order to feel authentic. The progression needs balancing, because right now, the way to go is to grind certain resources and then buy cards of the strongest type, which then devastate everything that stands in front of you. Most importantly, the cardgame combat system is not satisfying at the moment, as you can only choose the card you want to deploy from a very limited selection, so there is too much chance involved in how the “battle” plays out.
– Real player with 12.1 hrs in game
AZORIAN KINGS
Edit (November 29th):
I strongly recommend not buying this game, cause there was a server reset that made you loose all cards / allprogress.
Edit (June 22th 2018):
This is a typical 5 lane ccg. Though I really like the play mechanics, I can’t recommend buying the game in it’s current state at full price. It has just too many flaws even for early access. There is a lot to be done, yet and the development pace is really slow. E.g. it took the developers more than 2 month to fix a major bug that made you loose games by an ai-freeze. If you are a ccg enthusiast and can get it on sale for less than 5 bucks it is prolly worth a shot though.
– Real player with 142.2 hrs in game
I was going to write a review on this game last night out of frustration but decided to sleep on it and give it a go again today. Not much has changed. The game has some great potential but the balancing is completely out of whack, as many have stated.
Once you start the game for the first time they force you to select a race. There is minimal information given as to what each race entails. Furthermore, once you selct that race, you are stuck with that race… FOREVER. Since seeing what other races have to offer, I wish I had selected differently.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
Blood of Titans
So i see most reviews are from people with 2 hours so i will be the first actual player to write a real review, let me start by saying the game is free, you can choose to play for absolutely nothing, now that being said, just like any other game released on steam, you can pay for more, are there expensive single cards in the shop? yes. do you need to buy them? no. should you buy them? no.
This is a strategy game, if you aren’t good at strategy you will lose a lot, the strategy lacks a lot of depth but it is there, and you can really notice the difference once you figure out a play style and learn to counter different things. it is the general nature of a card game to know that one specific card will not beat another, if you cannot learn this you will not find success in this game.
– Real player with 836.1 hrs in game
Hmm were to start ?
First at all it not really PTW it has elements like the most games in steam , you can reach even all cards ( right now common , uncomman , rare , epic , legandary ) in only playing the story line , with all i mean even the legendary and you have to pay nothing for … its right that there are cards with 15 $ or 30 $ , but do you have to buy them - no … so before act like a cry baby ( as a read the most negativ reviews with not really a background ) , try to get some knowledge over the game , before speak up again , to pay for a game and think you would be NO.1 will never work without knowledge , … so in all - its a nice game not perfect , its new , the art style is awsome you can collect card pieces (copie from your card) to make your card stronger and the animation changes too , there permanent new events - the are allways free , give it a try ; )
– Real player with 101.3 hrs in game
Sefirot Shards
Sefirot Shards is a turn-based strategy game with RPG and Collectible Card Game elements, imbued with the spirit of classic fantasy. Plunge into a world where palace intrigues are replaced by the invasions of the undead, and the gods are playing their deadly game. Gather a squad and solve all the secrets that Sephiroth has prepared for you.
The world in Sefirot Shards consists of many levitating shards, each of which is unique and represents a well-developed location. Among them, you can find city-states, small settlements that live their own lives, fragments where the undead reign, and some do not obey either logic or physics at all. The player will have to explore them together with his squad, simultaneously pumping various skills and increasing the level of skill.
Handyman
You have decided to make a living out of your outstanding talent to repair everything that falls into your hands. Search for the most lucrative jobs, build your reputation among local residents who are desperately seeking for a reliable specialist. Remember that for a decent price, you are able to fix everything, even the things you can’t fix. Modern world problems
Look only for the most lucrative jobs for yourself, build your reputation among the local residents, win their sympathy and be the best handyman in the entire district. Thanks to your above-average deduction skills and expertise, you will easily identify problems and even faster solutions to fix them.
Don’t worry, everything will be fixed
TV sets, electrical installations, furniture and pipes are no challenge for you. Thanks to your magnificent skillset, you are able to locate and repair absolutely any defect, especially those you can’t. Everything goes down to the amount of cash that will increase your account balance after the work is done.
Make good decisions
Difficult moral choices are somehow part of this profession. Sometimes, instead of going the easy way, it is better to try to do your job as best you can, because customer satisfaction should always your priority.
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Repairing a variety of items
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Using your eagle eye to diagnose defects
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Making tough moral decisions
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Addictive plot