Dragon Evo
Bromantic Games · 2022 · Card Game, Dragons, Deckbuilding, Strategy, Story Rich
PC
7 user reviews57% · 7 📈 Making a comeback 73%
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About Dragon Evo
Dragon Evo is a strategic card game inspired by RPGs, set in our own fantasy universe. Collect over 300 different cards and 9 different heroes. Enjoy full cross-platform matchups against unknown players or gather your friends and build your own clan!
Set up and equip your favorite deck combined with specialized building cards to support your tactics. Utilize the special abilities of your hero card playing to the strengths of one of three factions to turn the battle in your favor, but beware - the lands in the Dragon Evo fantasy universe may turn out surprise you with its game changing event cards!
Full cross-platform matchups
Play matches in ranked or unranked multiplayer modes - against your friends or random opponents across all supported platforms. Test your decks in single player modes or experience the exciting story of Dragon Evo in one of the two single player modes: campaign or adventure!
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Dragon Evo is a unique tactical card game blending a touch of RTS with the thrill of RPGs and the best of deck building games.
With our favorite elements from role playing, strategy and deck building / card games, it's a game like no other - a truly unique experience spanning across genres.
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Managing your available resources is an important part of the battle game. Moving cards around the board and using card actions cost you either gold, action points or both, making it vital to keep your resource supplies stocked!
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Not content with a rock-paper-scissors approach to health points and actions, your card attacks come in one of four different categories - close combat, ranged, flying or burrowing attacks - each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Mastering them and knowing how to counter them is what makes the winners winners.
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In addition to cards generating gold and action points, special building cards affect your and your opponents resources, bringing an extra strategic dimension. Stealing or destroying your opponents resource supply can be just as effective as taking out their cards, and bringing down one of their buildings can turn a flawless strategy to a mindless loss!
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Pick up equipment cards throughout the game to enhance and extend your deck beyond your playable cards.
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As you progress through the game you'll encounter new and more powerful equipment card requiring you to level up your cards to be strong enough.
Equip your deck with powerful or creative item cards to make decks noone ever seen before, or turn the battle with just the right action card.
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We're huge fans of deck builders and card games, and we're bringing our favourite parts of both genres to Dragon Evo.
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Create a deck of 15 cards plus your hero card, equip it with equipment cards and bring it to the board. With your entire deck available to play at the beginning of each match, timing card plays and chaining effects and planning to execute your tactics is crucial to winning, with many card actions dependent on each other to succeed.
With tens of different event cards that may be played at any time during the game, no two games are the same! Pick one of your unlocked event cards at the start of the match - will you choose an event that will be devastating to your opponents tactics or one that nudges the game in your favour? And which card did the opponent choose?
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Each faction in the DragonEvo universe has their own set of specializations, taking advantage of one type of actions, and being more or less vulnerable to different tactics.
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The military machine that is the mighty Rutai Empire specializes in powerful up-close combat. Seemingly overpowering, taking down the empire will take more than simple numbers.
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Fighting the Rutai empire any chance they get, the Hologev resistance specializes in ranged actions. Not as powerful as the Rutai, but hard to counter - the Hologev is a newcomer favourite!
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Once the ruling faction, guardians of peace and equality, the Highwinds has since been overthrown by the Empire. With their vast range of different action types, knowing how to play - and how to counter - the Highwinds is an exercise in creativity. Hard to master, but equally hard to play against.
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Progressing through the game, you unlock new capabilities and cards that you may find in your card packs - cards to be used in-game, to equip your deck, event cards or even building cards! Knowing your opponents will be on the hunt for that killer card combination, upgrading and unlocking new cards and equipment is key to staying ahead!
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Each game you play earns you a card pack with several new cards you can use to either upgrade your existing cards, enhance your deck, or even create entire new card decks. Winner packs will give you better rewards, but do your best and even a loss can turn into a bonus!
Play, don't spend
Our unique in-game card progression and level-up system is linked directly to played games - play to unlock additional content as you get stronger and more experienced. Dragon Evo will never contain microtransactions or ways to pay for in-game bonuses - no more pay to win!
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As you collect more cards, you'll realize that some cards are weaker than others, even of the same type. Use them to upgrade your best cards to become even more powerful!
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Combine existing cards of the same type and pay the upgrade cost to upgrade your cards and unlock new equipment or just become stronger, making it even more satisfying to crush your opponents.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Yes potentially, fun, however No on the lack of attack-cost balance with too many regressive late cards. Better featured and more completed than "Destiny or Fate" however not on the same tactical balance level as "Monster Sanctuary". I wanted to enjoy a strategic card genre outside of "Slay the Spire" however the number of victorious options is limited by certain deficits as of the time that this review is written: 01: HighWinds faction has superiority with cost-effective attacks from 3rd-tier soldiers. 02: Rutai faction is far too expensive to launch attacks with the limited amount of space for economists. 03: Hologev faction would be amazing if their economists made sufficient funds to pay for attacks. 04: Too many late-game pointless card costs. Too many errors on higher costs not updated in the album. 05: Cost-effective card variants of HighWinds: Knife-Thrower and Camp-Defender are superior to many other cards. 06: Highwinds Commander Portack archer variant with no Action Cost is an extremely efficient attacker compared to rival options when allowed to strike if an opening is provided by the player with the space in front of him. It enables getting free (more) damage on…4 found this helpful
One of the most fun deckbuilders i've played in a while. Early Access has some hiccups, but the wonderful devs keep working hard to make it better.3 found this helpful
It's my first strategy card game, went through the tutorials pretty smoothly except occasionally can't find where I should click. XD Solid art, solid musical experience and it has a pretty complex system from range, melee, to structure cards, event cards, action cards... there is a lot to unwrap and learn. Overall a good experience and the tutorial helped a beginner like me to get into the card game mechanics.2 found this helpful
Dragon Evo is a really fun strategic CCG. The complexity is similar to Artefact, with positioning on the field of play and resource management playing a role as important as the deck design. As all cards are drawn at the start of combat, randomness is relatively low(only some supplemental effects are randomly targeted)2 found this helpful
I was greatly excited to try this game; however at this time I can not, in good conscience, recommend others to buy it. I would highly suggest keeping an eye on it as it does have great potential. I did really enjoy (once I figured it out) that there is no card drawing. You begin each round with your entire deck in your hand. Not having to rely on RNG is a refreshing change. While I don't wholly dislike RNG format, sometimes you build something awesome but RNG turns it into something horrible and it can be disheartening. As of now, this is the first game of the genre that I've played that has removed that portion and it is a nice change! I also liked that the game has multiple costs for playing cards (action points and gold). I will need more gameplay to know if I like having to use those same resources for then using the cards once they're played. It does seem to lean more heavily on strategy than other games and moreso than I expected based on the tutorial, but I should have known from the description of the game. The game play to me, seems quite clunky and I did not have a good time with the single player story mode, one of them outright not working at all, causing the…1 found this helpful
I really wanna play but I can't even get the very first round of the tutorial to initialize. It just hangs
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