Wizards & Summons

I'm the first reviewer! Do I unlock a Steam achievement? Let's start by acknowledging that this game appears to be a student project that has escaped the confines of the classroom and entered the market. Maybe it is, I don't know, but that's definitely the vibe here. It also appears the game is essentially a solo dev with some buddies kicking in for support, so again, the vibe is very much homebrewed. Is that a bad thing? No, it isn't, but be prepared for a decent game that is quite basic and bare. The game itself is a combination of deck builder and auto-battler. You start with a deck of cards, you play a few rounds, get more cards, build your deck, play a few more rounds, get more cards, build your deck, and repeat. This process is divided into different areas, e.g. you play against and unlock red cards in one area, and green cards in another. Turns are played out simultaneously with your opponent, you each play cards and then their effects play out on the field in the order of their "speed". Cards are broadly divided into unit cards and power/item cards. You can create different synergies between cards and decks as each unit card has different amounts of health, damage, …