CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN

CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN

Mojo Bones Ltd · August 31, 2022 · Card Battler, Trading Card Game, Roguelite, PvP, Strategy

Buy CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN from Steam at $12.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN price by region

CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN costs $7.49 in Georgia (USD), £10.29 in the United Kingdom, €10.79 in Europe (EUR), $12.99 in the United States, CA$14.49 in Canada, NZ$16.49 in New Zealand, A$18.50 in Australia, R$26.89 in Brazil and zł46.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $7.49 $7.49 — 1
United Kingdom £10.29 £10.29 — 1
Europe (EUR) €10.79 €10.79 — 1
United Statesyour region $12.99 $12.99 — 1
Canada CA$14.49 CA$14.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$16.49 NZ$16.49 — 1
Australia A$18.50 A$18.50 — 1
Brazil R$26.89 R$26.89 — 1
Poland zł46.99 zł46.99 — 1

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About CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN

✦ AI summary

Pick a faction and battle through a procedurally generated city in this hybrid of turn-based card strategy and tactile track-based combat, where you customize your loadout from over 140 cards, 20 guns, and 25 charms. Master accessible rules that hide surprising depth as you survive the roguelike District Run, then test your combat case against players worldwide in the coming multiplayer mode.



HOW FAR WILL YOU MAKE IT?


In the distant future, ruthless factions have seized control of the world's major cities. The time has come to pick a side and take to the streets in an unpredictable journey of survival.


FEATURES


  • STRATEGY MEETS ACTION A fresh take on a classic genre. Dynamic track-based battlefield where tactile mechanics meet turn-based card battling.
  • FROM BEGINNER TO WINNER CITY WAR’S rules can be learned in minutes, opening the doors for players of all ages and skill levels. Strong customisation and a complex meta provide long-term depth, making it much harder to master.
  • ENDLESS CHOICE Design your own COMBAT CASE from over 140 CARDS (across 5 categories), 20 GUNS (with stat modifiers) and over 25 CHARMS (each with battle-altering perks).
  • DISTRICT RUN A deep Roguelike single-player mode where you’ll build a collection, make key decisions and battle across 5 procedurally generated Districts. Will you survive the elusive SHADOW DISTRICT and conquer the city?
  • DISTRICT WAR - COMING SOON A competitive online multiplayer experience where you'll test your COMBAT CASE against other players from across the globe. Can you raise your BOUNTY high enough to become the city's most wanted?

A NEW WAY TO BATTLE!


Dominate the Battle Track by placing attacks that shatter your opponent's. CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN features accessible rules that compliment deep strategy and customisation.


5 Attack Card categories make every fight unique. Use consumable UTILITY cards to surprise your opponent, or fire powerful CRITICAL cards to generate persistent effects.


Watch the battle come alive! The Combat Phase allows you to witness your choices unfold along the Battle Track. Trigger your Faction Power shield, call in a Med-Bot or boost your CRITICAL effects to turn the battle in your favour.

CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

CITY WARS: TOKYO REIGN presents an innovative deck-building card game with strong presentation and unique strategic mechanics that some players find engaging, particularly on Steam Deck, but it suffers from significant balance issues, poor AI, inconsistent controls, and heavy reliance on RNG that frustrates many players and limits progression without extensive grinding. The game's abandoned development state and jump to version 1.0 without addressing core problems has left players disappointed by unfulfilled promises, making it a risky purchase even for fans of experimental card games.

Not recommended Dec 17, 2022
Abandonware. Game was looking really promising, but development stopped out of nowhere after version 0.3.1. Then suddenly they "left early access" at version 1.0.0. There were some patches after to fix some stuff, but there were so many other things that were supposed to be coming.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 16, 2022
First, this game works great on the Steam Deck. Second, the game is a very innovative take on deck building. I enjoy playing it.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 25, 2022
Unlike any CCG out there. It's like chess, you have to plan ahead.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 21, 2022
Wow, has pretty good ideas, and also the presentation is awesome..
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 14, 2023
i really tried to like the game, because of its unique style/take on a card game but man. the controls feel weird, sometimes mouse clicks work, sometimes you have to press the button or click the symbol in the corners it's hardcore unbalanced and pure rng, to the extend that i couldnt find any fun you either have to pray to RNGesus, or grind 30-40 hours PER FACTION (there are 4 factions) to upgrade 'em until you can actually progress a run you have zero to no control of what your deck looks like, you get added ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you REALLY dont want in your deck, it's just a hot mess not only that, but the coin toss who begins at the beginning of every fight is ♥♥♥♥. if you start first you have a drastic disadvantage the boss fight is always the same style, just higher numbers, pretty boring if you ask me im pretty sure there was a plan for this game, a big thought proccess, but the overall implementation is pretty bad sad about it, was pretty hyped about the game
Not recommended Feb 9, 2023
I'm pretty disappointed. The game aesthetically looks great, but once you start playing the cracks begin to show. The AI is quite bad and makes the game unplayable. It's like the computer is not aware of the board state at all. It's a shame because if the developers actually spent time playing their own game in earnest they would have seen these issues immediately.

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