EndCycle VS
Picked this up earlier, and found it to be quite fun. It’s similar to the old Megaman Battle Network series for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance, a series I used to love a lot. It’s fast paced with unique mechanics, as well as mixing in some old ones with a unique twist such as the CRUSH system(Think guard break from other fighter games). It’s a bit different from Battle Network 6 in terms of combat pacing, but you have a lot more weapons you can use to control the battlefield as well as your deck being more consistent since you have access to all 12 weapons in your deck all the time, with cooldowns for differing levels and weapons.
– Real player with 535.8 hrs in game
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If you want a game that plays similarly to Battle Network, then EndCycle VS is the game for you. I know I’ve been having a blast with it in the 109 hours I’ve already clocked in at the point of this review.
First and foremost, this game offers a very unique twist to the Battle Network “grid fighter” formula, by replacing the Battle Chips you would burn through with VOC’s that you can keep on hand at all times. Sure, you’re more limited when it comes to how many you can use during a battle, but that’s why you have three different sets you can shift through in the middle of the fight and change up your play style on the fly. It takes some getting used to, though. Even now, I’m still trying to get used to it, though that’s due in part by most of my time being eaten up getting into modding rather than the competitive scene, but I’ll get on to that subject later.
– Real player with 129.2 hrs in game
Cards & Tankards
100 Hours. Wow.
So where do I even start? This community is wonderful, compassionate, and caring for everyone in the tavern. If you find any trolls or general annoyances, a simple report and a minute or two will sort the problem with in-game moderators to the case in a very short amount of time. The devs can also be found often playing games and in taverns, welcoming new players, answering questions, and even sometimes subtly hinting at new plans for the game. There is no Pay-To-Win at all in the game, not even if you wanted to. If you did want to support them however, you can buy gems which use real world money and go straight to the devs and back into the game if you use their website. These gems can be used to buy cosmetics and a premium pass.
– Real player with 416.7 hrs in game
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Constant executable not found or disk write error when trying to launch. Previously had to keep reinstalling to get it to work right. Work around being to launch the game is through steams current downloading folder and engaging the exe from there. This occurs no matter what drive I point it to for the install be it my SSD or my HD and is the ONLY game this happens with out of all over 1000 of my other games this has never happened before. It makes it a pain to have to launch all the time.
With that said, despite what a pain it might be to launch the game it’s worth it. The only thumbs down I’m giving is for technical issues which aren’t addressed and not to do with my side of hardware. The community is helpful and nice, the game is a great idea and well implemented. It’s an all around fun game that I think might develop into something even better. It’s not pay to win in any way, anything purchased for currency is cosmetic only which is really nice. Everyone has equal chances at getting to the same place just some look fancier than others.
– Real player with 78.8 hrs in game
GOC Royale
GOC Royale is a massively multiplayer card game that takes place on randomly generated islands.
See a mission assigned to you by your monarch, compete against other teams in death matches, and be the first to complete the objective to win numerous items that will serve you later.
A GAME RESOLUTELY DESIGNED FOR MULTIPLAYER
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A Quest Mode - 20 teams on one island starting at the same time. You will all start with the standard equipment. The first team to complete the mission can aspire to bring back numerous items that can be used in Arena or Survival mode.
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An Arena Mode - Compete against other teams in merciless death matches and reach the top of the leaderboard. In this mode, you choose your equipment from what you have already collected.
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A Survival Mode - A persistent island that you can join at any time for a chance to win exclusive content. You will find squads equipped with their best gear. Epic battles in sight.
If you prefer to compose your own team, you can add bots with you and influence them during the game;
MANY RACES AND CLASSES TO PLAY WITH
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7 playable races - Each with 3 exclusive classes and specific nerves towards a given statistic.
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36 playable classes - With specificities that will greatly influence the course of the game and the behaviour of your squad.
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Endless team composition - Play it balanced or go for it all. See the future, increase your vision on the map, trigger crafting phases, summon powerful monsters, heal a lot, or not at all… Compose your squad wisely!
ISLANDS FULL OF SURPRISES
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Randomly generated islands - The islands are all unique and full of locations that will help you improve your equipment.
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3 different biomes - Each with unique traps and monsters based on specific characteristics. The choice of your destinations will be crucial at the beginning of the game depending on the balance of your team.
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100 unique monsters - All with different synergies that will make every fight a little more epic. The harder the fight, the more rewards will be handed out.
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9 main quests, several side quests - All teams receive the same main quest. Be the first to complete it and get back to your ship to win rewards back home. Complete the secondary quests as you go and bring back more.
A DEEP COMBAT SYSTEM
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Precise inventory management - Each modification should be carefully evaluated. Equipment can give you spells, stat modifiers, or even trigger reactions when you get hit. You can also create your own compositions within a game to create the deadliest combination.
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A huge diversity of stuff - Collect and fight with over 1000 unique items and cast over 300 different spells. Each game will require you to be strong on particular characteristics and avoid weaknesses on others, making each game different.
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An innovative turn-based combat system - In which agility will play a major role in the sequence of events. Estimate the course of the game and make the best possible combinations as a team
Your monarch awaits you. Will you be brave enough to answer his call?
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Artifact
Valve got greedy.
Apparently Valve forgot everything they learned from TF2, CS:GO and Dota2. Making fun games fully accessible to everyone. Online games without players and communities are destined to fail.
But… Nope. Valve decides to exclude 90% of the World.
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Pay for the game.
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Pay for cards to play the game, making the best cards the rarest and therefore most expensive. (when they said power level wouldn’t be related to rarity)
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Pay to enter prize modes.
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Take a % cut of prize mode entry fees.
– Real player with 102.0 hrs in game
Valve has literally abandoned the game…
Edit: 13/03/2021
This game was so hyped at the time, and for me, the gameplay lived up to it for me when it launched, it was so different from everything that I’ve tried before and I did not even know Dota 2 universe… But after years waiting for something, it’s finally Official, both versions of the game, Classic and Foundry, will not be in further development… Here is some of the main things that were impactful during all this time being a casual player.
– Real player with 64.7 hrs in game
FAWE: Enchanted Forest
FAWE: Enchanted Forest - board card game about mystical forest where magic has been saved.
Fight 3 or 4 Players in FFA or Teamplay mode on 1 Board with unlimited amount of Cards of 5 types - 4 Base Cards and 1 Super Card. Every Card has Attack and Defense and gives Buffs and Debuffs. In addition Super Card gives you ability to Upskill.
Spectromancer
This is not a TCG (trading card game) and that’s what makes it so great.
There is no card collection or deck building, each game you get a random selection of 12 basic cards out of the game’s pool of 48 basic cards and 4 special cards from the class of your choosing.
“So what if I get completely screwed over and only get bad cards?” - That doesn’t happen because a) the game is incredibly balanced, every card has its use and strength b) the selection isn’t totally random, the game makes sure that you have 2 healing cards every game and that it’s a fair mix of low and high cost cards ad that you always have board clear cards.
– Real player with 309.3 hrs in game
Recommended ONLY for single-player mode’s interesting challenges. In multiplayer, those who buy the expansions and use the newer classes have massive advantages.
In SPECTROMANCER, you play as a magic caster that has access to 5 ‘elements’: Fire, Water, Air, Earth, and (whichever class you choose) and the play is similar to the combat between players in a trading card game like Magic The Gathering. Each of the two opposing characters take turns casting spells of different costs. You gain 1 point of energy in each element (plus your chosen class ‘element’ (such as Cleric, Mechanic, Illusion, etc), and you choose which spell to play or creature to summon. To me, the biggest draw to the game is that once the match starts and you see which spells you have, you can play the same spells over and over if you choose or save up for a more powerful spell.
– Real player with 209.7 hrs in game
SUPER DRAGON BALL HEROES WORLD MISSION
Wooo another dragon ball game that’s been ported from the arcade itself.
This is a turn-based/card game, so if like dokkan/legends this will be great for you.
(W/ broly update)
Pros:
- Story is actually pretty good (xenoverse style)
++ Everyone is here, from DB to DBH, and everyone is unique with their own custom skills. So for sure you will find someone you like. (1100+ cards) and way way more coming/
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Lots of abilities/skills/fusions
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Most if not all super attacks look amazing!
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Customization! From your OWN custom card(with any game assets) to your own custom missions.
– Real player with 132.3 hrs in game
So, you want more Dragon Ball beyond GT and Super? welcome to Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission, if you’ve heard about Dragon Ball AF or have watched those spanish mod videos for DBZ Tenkaichi 3 the Heroes universe might not surprise you… much, as far as setting is concerned anyway, but let’s talk about the game itself, what the heck is this?
Super Dragon Ball Heroes is a port of the long running, Japan exclusive arcade game, Dragon Ball Heroes, in it you pick a race for your avatar, male saiyan, female saiyan, namekian, frieza, android, buu, demon god or kai and collect or make your own cards and accesories to form a team of 7 characters, each with their own stats, passives, super attack and character abilities
– Real player with 122.9 hrs in game
Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist
TLDR:
Objectively speaking, if you want to play Yugioh in 2020 (or beyond) don’t buy this game since it is the now “outdated” version. You probably want the version called Yugioh Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution . That version is updated to the latest Master Rule 5 where you can Link Summon and also you are no longer limited to summoning from the extra deck to only the monster zones that are pointed to by Link Monsters.
– Real player with 679.7 hrs in game
Here I am again, for one more review!
A past few weeks ago some people did asked me to post my review about this
game that it is one of my favorites (not to say the most) since I have been
playing it (the TCG format) profissionaly back to 2008-2009 and 2011-2015.
Yu-gi-oh, as far as I remember have always been an inspiration in my life:
teamwork, friendship, hope, courage, determination, respect, honor… some
of the aspects I’ve learned from this franchise since 1998 that influenced
me to pursue my dreams and realize what I most want. I even decided,
– Real player with 403.8 hrs in game
Castlehold
Was looking for a game that was fun but not as addictive as MTG Arena. This is it, although I’m not quite sure how much longer the fun is going to last.
The pros:
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fun game design that promises quick gameplay. There’s no point in alt-tabbing during your opponent’s turn, because you want to see your opponents play in real time. The game is usually over in less than 8 turns - and if it goes longer then that’s where the game gets really fun and interesting.
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no lag issues, good graphics and artwork, decent sound effects.
– Real player with 67.0 hrs in game
Castlehold has a quite simple base principle, which is quite a bit different from most card games. Players have only a single life, and units move around on a battlefield, and I like this principle.
At the moment the game is still in a quite early phase, and it is quite rough, however, the developers did quite a good job in the last 3 days to patch the game.
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Start player advantage was made smaller
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First balance patch was applied, which makes a certain 2 card combo less dominating
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Several performance patches were deployed (and some bugfixes)
– Real player with 39.2 hrs in game
Epic Card Game
Extremely interesting gameplay, like a mix between Magic the Gathering and chess, that is, more thinky than MtG and more luck-based than chess. The game is a carbon copy of the physical card game with the same name: Epic Card Game.
The app is made by a small group of people, and it is not perfect by any means, but the gameplay is so rewarding that it is well worth it. I have played at least 1000 games during the alpha testing in the last couple of years, and I look forward to 1000 more.
Pros:
-free to play
– Real player with 4561.5 hrs in game
The game itself is very good. I played with the physical cards before trying out the digital game, so I had some familiarity with the game to start.
There are some significant issues with the digital version. The most annoying of these has to be the time limits. Presumably, they exist so that players can’t just run the clock down when they get mad and lose. However, the time limits are prohibitively low. The first time I did a dark draft, I timed out on the drafting process. The first time I played constructed, I timed out during the game. I just timed out of another match that was pretty even and could have lasted a lot longer. This is coming from somebody who has played the game a fair amount. New players will probably find the time limits even more restrictive, and I can’t see them sticking with the game.
– Real player with 56.7 hrs in game