Eternal Destiny

Run away before it's too late.

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I love Deckbuilders. I love lots of different forms of them -- from Microprose's original [i]Magic: the Gathering[/i] implementation, to modern card battlers like [i]Across the Obelisk[/i], to unique implementations of Deckbuilding like the Civ-clone via deckbuilder [i]Hexarchy[/i]. Those are good games. This, on the other hand, is utter, steaming, piles of Gryphon manure, should that Gryphon have had a diet of nothing but rotted corpses filled with pus. Clearly meant to be a "pump all the money out of you mobile game," it spends more time explaining the "free" cards you are getting and less showing you how the hell to play. The tutorial barely helps, the interface is grotesque and looks like it belongs on windows 7, and you have to go buried through menus to even just READ what your cards (or opponent's cards) do. The menus are confusing and some settings can only be accessed by a drop down right click menu. The writing translation is awkward and stilted. This is so bad I could barely finish the tutorial levels. I have so many games by which to have fun in my life, and this is not three of them. I hope I got this as a part of some cheap bundle somewhere and do not nee…

This is a fantastic card game. You have the combination of various game-play alongside the joy of collecting cards as you go along. The art on the cards is really well done and there is a lot of cards to collect. Voice acting was quite good and humorous at times. There is challenge along the way and you are forced to come up with solutions in the dungeons to gather resources to purchase new cards. There are daily and weekly tasks and challenges with nice rewards. It is simple and yet complex at higher levels. There is now an option to switch away from the pointless self-censoring which no doubt did the company no favors. The game is likely designed with a portable device in mind, but it worked very well on PC aside from the lack of resolution choice. In terms of value, under five dollars on sale was an excellent value, but keep in mind there are dlc additions down the road to add to that.

It's a fun and unique card battler, although some cards feel very OP. Also make sure you have a card buddy if you plan on getting all the achievements.

Sometimes I forget about it and redownload this game only to get reminded how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ of a card game it is. You grind for days, finally get a 15k damage rare card. You deploy it and AI just casually drops three cards, each having like 60k health that can reflect 100% damage back to you, negate damage from like half of card types and have an RNG 30% chance of dodging your attacks. And the only way to get something like that is to get extremely lucky 100 times at the end of a very long dungeon, which you're unlikely to finish, you have to face multiple opponents with those 60k health cards throughout that dungeon.