Cherry Tree High Girls' Fight
773 · 2016 · Card Battler, Anime, Indie, Simulation, Sports
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 62
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About Cherry Tree High Girls' Fight
Class is in session, and today we're getting ready to rumble! Buckle up for the high stakes 3v3 matches of Cherry Tree High! Pick your team of three elite female warriors-in-progress to train up in a winner-takes-all card-based battle system! Climb to the top of the ranks, cause if you don't pay attention you'll either tap, or snap!
Cherry Tree High follows your team's pursuits as they grow their skills over the tough school season. These girls aren't just catty, they are downright lethal, so don't get on their wrong side or you'll never be able to go home and be a family man.
Features:
Cherry Tree High follows your team's pursuits as they grow their skills over the tough school season. These girls aren't just catty, they are downright lethal, so don't get on their wrong side or you'll never be able to go home and be a family man.
Features:
- From the makers of Cherry Tree High Comedy Club is a new step forward in the school's prestige!
- Over 15 characters to choose from, each with their own unique fighting style and colorful personalities!
- Train your team over the season and show off your best via online leaderboards!
- Engage your team in a large variety of talking points and topics, unlocking more scenarios as the season continues! Every replay offers different routes!
- Victorious once? A Winner Is You! But can you do it again? Challenge New Game+ and prove your supremacy!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players are divided on this management and card-battling game, with some finding charm and enjoyable mechanics once they understand the system, while others find it frustratingly opaque with excessive RNG and a poor tutorial that creates a steep learning curve. The core appeal lies in training and developing three girls with distinct fighting styles, and those who invest the time to grasp the card-speed mechanics generally appreciate the strategic depth, though many abandon it due to the confusing initial presentation and heavy reliance on luck and trial-and-error.
This game is literal rng. It explains nothing and is rps the game. Very few guides exist for it for good reason. AVOID this at all costs. and if you decide to play this prepare to restart your game 1000 F****in times. your friends on steam will unfriend you after seeing you play this.3 found this helpful
Recommended on sale for fans of casual management games, card battlers, art, and light anime VNs. Fairly simple and low budget but plenty of charm and battles are a fun way to see your training pay off. Some people have complained about RNG and difficulty but I think they misunderstood the system. You need to choose one stat (ex. STR for punch/kick), learn new moves about 1x/wk, and focus the rest of the time on training that stat + HP or defense. During battles, you will only get attacks if you choose high cards and faster attacks than your opponent. Speed = card# + 5 - Attack Lv. If your card is a 4 and you pick a Lv 1 attack, your speed is 8 and you will beat any enemy attack slower than that. Save high level attacks that you learn for when you are sure to hit, and guard if you can't use the right stat or don't have high cards. +Music +Art style +Character designs, variety +Choice of manager traits at start +Selection of teammates +Variety of moves/attacks to learn/use +Variety of choices for training +Build connections, conversations +Affinity for moves increases with use +Turn-based card battles +Steam trading cards -No widescreen (black bars if fullscreen) -N…1 found this helpful
While the game's mechanics take a steep learning curve, the card battling shines once you fully understand it. And as for the girls, they are strong in their own ways. Since there are no further games in the Cherry Tree High universe, I believe this is the intended grand finale, and it's impressive.
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The fighting system kinda reminds me of the club penguin dojo
A simple, card-based fighting game might be a turn-off for some, but I found myself enjoying it once I got into the swing of things. You take charge of a trio of girls (with various fighting styles ranging from karate and wrestling to magical and superheroic styles) and have to train them to achieve the fighting championship. Pros + Simple interface + Simple combat system + The girls have a deeply personality once you know them better. Cons - Luck plays a huge element in combat - A lot of trial and error in learning the ropes - Battle tutorial is bad. My full video review is below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgKjZA0eYlI
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