A game about cards

A fun card game where you discover card combos to make new cards. I really enjoy it, its fun, easy, and has nice discovery. I also haven't seen it all on a couple of play throughs so it looks like it will be fun for a while.

I get complimentary codes for games all the times. At least 2 a week. Most get uninstalled after 5 minutes of play. This game I actually enjoy! Granted I am only few hours in and I will come back to update as I play more but the fact that I am even willing to continue to play it puts it above most demos and complimentary games I have tried. The good: - Game play is fun, easy to understand, but appears to have a lot of depth. - The hot keys actually make the game take on a hypnotic quality. You get into a rhythm almost and play easy and loose - Music is pretty good and does not get annoying or distracting - Great for pushing a few casual runs, but can also see potential for stringing longer runs/challenges together The not so bad - graphics don't make me want to cover my eyes - interface is easy once you figure it out but only 4 real choices - the shop between rounds is about what you'd expect The not so good - $10 price tag? I'll need a week to see if that's justified but feels closer to a $5 game BUT if it goes Balatro on me then sure. - Game economy is a little weak. There's a few boosts that fix it for a few rounds but often there's not enough gold for what I want or noth…

Combines ideas from a lot of different games (with a clear heavy Balatro inspiration), but misunderstands what made these ideas fun to begin with, making it lesser than a sum of its parts. [Note these are first impressions. Maybe the game does this much better later on, but there were enough stumbles in the first few minutes that I felt the game couldn't salvage without completely rewriting itself midway though.] The idea of combining cards to get more powerful or unique results is very fun, but the game offers you a compendium of all possible combinations right out of the gate, which makes this mechanic lose what's fun about it. Allowing the player to combine items for new results is typically a mechanic that appeals to a sense of discovery, of wondering what miraculous new combos you could do. Of thinking "hmm, I wonder if these two things would go together", and feeling like a genius when they do. This game does the work for you, which feels like having someone who's already played the game tell you what the best choice is. It's more efficient and helps the me win, sure, but you as a game designer don't want the player to have it easy. Players claim to be playing games to …

Don't let the art style fool you - this game is surprisingly deep!

The games art is great love the atmosphere of it all. Game-play is fun and simple to understand. time flies while playing the game. Some cards should have better written descriptions but overall a fun game about cards

It's a pretty fun game to kill time