This was a pleasant surprise for a free-to-play game based on Chinese mythology, including strategy card battles in PvP and a few PvE moments. It's not a deck builder, but rather a use what you get kind of deal, which makes it ten times more exciting when you pull off an unexpected great combo and don't have to worry about META slaves ruining your day with the same annoying powerful cards. You have nothing to lose; this game is free and ready for you to play at any moment, so go have some fun!

The Tale of Food is a cozy gacha RPG that, true to its name, revolves around food. It's set in a universe where the most delicious meals take on human form and become "Food Souls." As the heir of the Food God, it's your job to protect these human delicacies and travel the world in search of more souls. Lots of gacha games revolve around collecting waifus, but the collectible characters in Tale of Food are male. You can even give them gifts, which makes it feel a bit like an otome game. Some Food Souls have great designs, but I never felt pressured to spend money to collect more characters. I was able to build a solid party through standard gameplay.

It is best to wait till the devs work on the necessary QoL adjustments that make the game less stressful in terms of player retention, especially if you stop playing halfway through one day and come back the next because your file may become corrupted causing crashes until you start a new run or a new save if you're from EA. They have made significant progress in resolving as many of these issues as quickly as possible, while also continually updating the game with many patches on a daily basis, which is commendable for such a small team of 5 developers.

In this captivating video, join us as we delve into the enchanting world of "Harry Potter Magic Awakened," a thrilling RPG card game that transcends the boundaries of Harry Potter fandom. Whether you're a die-hard Potterhead or simply a lover of immersive gameplay, this game promises to ignite your imagination and test your strategic skills. In our first-time playthrough, our guide, Mystic, takes us on an exhilarating journey through the game's intricate mechanics, introducing us to the basics while immersing us in a rich and vibrant world inspired by J.K. Rowling's beloved series.

For me whis skin looks fire but the game looks good so far the updates feel like its slow because we don't have the GOKU UI yet or SERIOUS JERIN by we fight him as a boss. So I really don't understand because characters in the game are a few.The game is illegal it even stole the background and the idea from Metal Revolution il post it after I post this. I have no idea where this game is going but I'm not investing in this game I'm playing without purchase.

Card games are known for being complicated and mind-boggling yet one game defies this stereotype and does it so well. Legends of Runeterra is an absolute gem in the realm of card games, offering an exhilarating and strategic experience that captivates both casual players and hardcore enthusiasts alike. From the moment I delved into its vibrant world, I was swept away by its intricacies, stunning visuals, and captivating gameplay.

Game: Yi Xian: The Cultivation Card Game Platform: PC Genre: Card Battler, Strategy, PvP, Free to Play Overview Yi Xian has so much to offer that it makes you want to keep playing, even if you're like me and don't enjoy competitive games where you're competing to be the best player. Even if you lose, you can only grow and bounce back stronger than ever in this auto-battling card game where you're not really building your own deck, but rather building around the cards granted by your deck across a handful of decks depending on the character chosen. Decreasing the likelihood that each game is the same.

"Top Drives," an exhilarating and immersive mobile gaming experience, is a captivating card-based game meticulously crafted by the talented team at Hutch Games. This prominent British game development company has consistently delighted gamers with its innovative creations. This game gem, available on Android and iOS platforms, seamlessly blends the thrill of card collecting with the excitement of high-octane car racing. At its core, "Top Drives" revolves around the dynamic trio of winning, upgrading, and racing an extensive array of cars set against diverse scenarios. Players navigate through a rich surface tapestry, each presenting unique challenges. From the smooth and sleek asphalt to the rugged and unpredictable terrains of gravel, dirt, sand, snow, and ice, every race demands strategic thinking and adaptability.

Indies’ Lies is what you might call a Spire-like. It takes the shape of Slay the Spire, then adds a few new twists to the formula. Some of these work, some of them don’t, but the end result is an engaging card-based dungeon crawler that’s easy to get addicted to. The game sees you traversing a dungeon, picking your route along a path littered with fights, events, shops, shrines and bosses. When you get in a scrap you use your deck of cards to attack and defend. Take down the enemies and you can move onto the next room.

Game Name: Dawn Restart: Survival Platform: Android, iOS Genre: Simulation, Card, Role-Playing I've been searching for a simulation and building game that I can truly get into, but I've tried many simulation games, and none of them satisfied me. That was until I discovered this game, a post-apocalyptic simulation and management game that combines elements of role-playing and card games. If you, like me, enjoy simulation and management games, or if you're a fan of role-playing games, you absolutely must give this game a try!

Capcom just released a complete compilation of the Mega Man Battle Network games, which has me thinking about what a miracle it is that the series exists in the first place. The first game was originally conceived as a Game Boy Advance horror game that measured your heart rate with a wearable device. When Capcom couldn’t make that work, they quickly retooled the initial concept and got to work on an RPG with a card-based battle system. When the devs decided to include Mega Man, they switched from cards to Battle Chips, and

Pros 👍🏻 : Beautiful game art, strong storyline, cute visual effects Cons 👎🏻: No proper tutorial or detailed information. Some terms such as 'weakness', 'vulnerability' were confusing. Vocabulary wise I know the meaning, but the explanation wasn't enough to understand how it affected the game. It maybe small issue for some but personally I felt i couldn't enjoy the game without understanding the terms. Contacted the devs, waiting for reply.

This week Marvel Snap received arguably its biggest update since launching last year. In this major patch, developer Second Dinner introduced the game's first new competitive mode, known as Conquest. While I've spent well over a hundred hours playing games of Marvel Snap in its traditional mode and building my collection, I was excited to see what a new mode would look like. After spending several hours with Conquest mode tonight, I can confirm that it's an awful lot of fun, especially for players who are already deeply invested in the game, even if it's nothing

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Chances are you already know your own answer to this question, but for the sake of the format of these reviews, I’ll answer the question: Play it only if you’re already an established fan of the physical Pokémon Trading Card Game or the previous digital iteration, Pokémon Trading Card Game Online. Pokémon TCG Live is a long-awaited update/replacement for the previous digital version, which was over a decade old. The new experience offers a much cleaner UI and some fun customization elements. It’s a slick package in many ways, but if you’re not already a dedicated

Pros The game is very simple and has only one button for gas nothing else We race against the number 1 on the list of the specific map The more you use a car, the more you can level it up but you need parts/tools as well to do that There are regular races and specials both of them have a time limit There is a battle up that is not that bad as for the price ?Mmm it's not that worth if it was cheaper for me it would be a no brainer

When it comes to Gacha games, they vary drastically; most of the time, they are either incredibly predatory, generous, extremely enjoyable, or a combination of a few. Reverse 1999 feels like a game that is testing the waters to see what they can and cannot get away with through their audiences. I honestly believe that paying $20 for six draws and a one-time double incentive for six extra is blatant robbery. You could receive so many more draws in other Gacha games, which also give you a much better chance of getting several 5 star characters, SSR, and more.

Most people haven't heard of some of these games yet 👀 These are my most anticipated games of 2022 HANDS DOWN. Everything from RPGs, Gachas, Strategy, Card, Roguelike, Shooter, MMOs, MOBAs, Battle Royales, Survival, and MORE in this mega list of things you need to know about! Links to the Games~ ANNULUS Etheria Restart Sword of Convallaria Yu Gi Oh! Cross Duels Crystal of Atlan Harry Potter Magic Awakened

I've played dozens of online card games in my life, but the genre is getting quite stagnant to say the least. Mobile card games especially tend to oversimplify what was simple to begin with, so I thought I would never find anything new in this category of games. But I found this one - Epic Card Battle 3. What's good about it 1) Card stats The first thing that catches the eye is the abundance of stats on cards. In primitive card games you have only the standart - power, toughness, tribe, cost and effect. I like complexity in games, but even I was pleasantly surprised how the cards look here. Apart from regular stats, creatures here have - action speed, class, damage type, resistances, faction and race which are separate, different layers of defence and so on. The number of variables on each card increases number of ways to make cards different and unique which is the core element of any TCG.

True believers unite. It's Marvel Season, baby! This month has been brimming with superhero goodness, and I can barely keep up. Not that I'm complaining, I mean... I've been a fan of Marvel since sitting down for Saturday morning cartoons to watch Spiderman, the animated series. Since those days, times have changed. Peter Parker is no longer the only one calling himself Spiderman. In today's world, we've got another New Yorker with genius intellect ( to be fair, most of us New Yorkers have genius intellect), web crawling through the streets of Manhattan, Miles Morales. It seems only appropriate that the second game in the web-slinging series

Unity’s game engine has historically been popular with indie developers, but recently announced fee changes sparked massive backlash. They eventually walked back some of the changes, and the CEO stepped down, but most game devs aren’t interested in working with Unity in the future. What can they do? Well, if you’re Mega Crit, the team behind Slay the Spire, you can spend three weeks learning a new engine and put out an awesome free deck-builder.