Tuggowar

it's ok but without any way to select cards to go into battle with it feels like it's just spam attack cards to win.

A Flawed Foundation This title has all the pieces of a potentially great deck builder, but it is severely held back by its core mechanics. You and your opponent are given completely different and randomized card shop selections to buy from. When you combine this with highly unbalanced cards and combos, the game relies far too much on blind luck rather than actual tactical choices. In a vast majority of matches, the outcome is decided before you even draw your first card. You ultimately end up playing rounds that are either entirely unwinnable or absolutely impossible to lose. Frustrating Restrictions There is a mirror shop setting that fixes this exact issue, but frustratingly, it is restricted entirely to multiplayer. There is no logical reason for this omission. Furthermore, there is no option to retry a specific card setup against the AI, meaning you cannot attempt to strategically solve an extreme disadvantage. Because of these missing features, playing against the computer feels as pointless as randomly deciding who wins. The Verdict Despite these glaring flaws, there are still about ten hours of enjoyable gameplay to be had against the AI. Additionally, playing again…

IT is too simple. Not that fun.

A very fun and challenging game. Has deckbuilding elements like in the card game Dominion, but has it's own unique gimmicks and differentiates itself well. The randomized shops ensure gameplay almost never gets stale, but if you don't like randomness, you can use the medals the game gives you to greatly increase the odds of cards you like appearing. You can play against AI, random people, or even your friends if they also have the game. If you still aren't sure, there's a free demo on armorgames that you can use to get the general gameplay loop.

Its a fun simple deck builder. Not as fun or complex as clank or DC deck builder, but if you want to introduce people to deck builders this is perfect. It has a neat "health" mechanic. Instead of health its a front line/territory system that shifts and moves as you play cards. I bought this mostly because a freind of mine loved the free version online. Personally I don't "love it" I think its a little too simplistic. There's only one faction and the DLC just add a handful of cards each. But I had fun, and its not too expensive.

AWESOME !