Campido

FINALLY, the dev listened and fixed this. If you love dogs and you love easy card games you will love this. The rules are extremely simple and the tutorial levels walk you through the learning process nicely as you progress to learning more cards. This is the perfect game to play after a long day when you just want to chill out. At the current price, it's worth every cent.

A fun card game that keeps you focused throughout the gameplay with nice tavern dog theme. I like that the game mechanics revolve around memory/ taking some risks. There is a nice progression that adds more mechanics for cards throughout the gameplay. Would reccomend!

[code] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36948155-Card-Game-KING/] FOR MORE CARD AND BOARD GAMES FOLLOW US [b]CARD GAME KING [/b][/url] [/code] A breakable tutorial and an options window that wobbles around while you adjust settings are not the worst things this game has to offer. The core gameplay relies on simple memorization, reflexes (not even quick ones) and a bunch of luck. The goal is to have the lowest score, and you can replace cards you own with ones you draw or...not do that. That's pretty much the bulk of decision making here. Draw badly - you lose. Draw well, you win by round 2. At game start you take a peek at two of your cards, have to remember them and then can slap them onto another player's card if it matches (like in Uno). With this "dexterity" part you'd have to be asleep to miss it, although with this game, that's certainly plausible. Only a few cards have special abilities which are basically more peeking or swapping. The gameplay is already boring, but then you need to sit through half a minute of AI playing their turn before it's your turn. And no, you can't speed it up because those options are locked and you'd need to spend in game currency…

I guees its a fine game but the pace is so damn slow... the AI should play faster. All you do in this game is take a card from a pile and replace it. Should go faster. There is some strategy and a bit of luck involved. Replay value is kinda low though.

It's a fun relaxing game, but there needs to be more motivation. Once I understood the game (about halfway through the campaign) I was winning nearly all matches and was only playing to finish the tavern and get the last cards. I think the journey to the last card is drawn out and needs to be faster to get. Especially since all the other unlocks are useless obstacles because quickplay offers all of them. I really like the premise of the game and the setting. Maybe add some lore? I really tried to get into this game, but there isn't enough to get into, and therefore I have to say it doesn't compete with other games on the market with a similar price. P.S I like the game, but it is bleak in comparison to other games that have considerable more value. Also, can I find the soundtrack songs anywhere? Those are some serious bangers.

I had to play the tutorial three times before it would work properly, but the game itself seems fun, a computer game version of a card game I played once with a dragon theme. It is sort of a bluffing game, which favors players with a good memory. The goal is to have the lowest total when someone (possibly you) declares victory. The cards go around one more time, then the totals are added up. There are cards with special abilities as well, and a few more rules, not writing a guide, just a review. While nothing special, it is an easy one thumb up.