

Final Stardust: Cosmic Nexus
NourSaiFR · 2024 · Adventure, Strategy, Creature Collector, PvE, Card Game
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 71
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About Final Stardust: Cosmic Nexus
Final Stardust is a return to basics for Collectible Card Games! It's built around fast-paced, five minute battles thanks to streamlined, easily understandable gameplay. Thanks to instant effects and positioning your monsters - or Planos - it's all about how you play the hand you draw, rather than mastery of meta and min-maxing your deck.
No overcomplicated effects. No special rules. Just you and your opponent, a stack of cards with easily understandable effects, and an endless variety of tactics to use. What matters is your choice here and now.
Mechanics are balanced to ensure fast paced matches that aren't decided in the first ten seconds by luck of the draw. You can always make a comeback with the next hand if you play the cards right, even if you're up against the wall. Worried about stalling? A set turn limit ensures each game wraps up quick!
You don't lose a battle to random chance or the opponent having a one-in-a-million combination of exotic effects. It's all about your choices in each match, making every win and every loss understandable. Once you understand the core mechanics with a few quick matches, it's all down to skill! Even when you’re losing, there’s always an opportunity to strike back and win!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game has its interesting gameplay where monster card can be used as upgrades and spells. The game world is simple just like some old YGO console games where you just choose someone on the map to fight and get reward to buy packs. Unfortunately in this modern gaming era, that metagame feels boring and meanwhile there are a lot of NPCs, there is no variety in their strategies and you have to play a ton of boring low level duels to eventually reach a real game. The game is abandoned without further updates, which is a shame as I think it has the potential to be developed more. Recommend purchase at 50% discount.1 found this helpful
I really love this game, it eases you into the rules with the slowly increasing difficulty for each of the characters and it has a really nice balance of cards for deckbuilding. I also really like the characters if I had any criticism it would be that I wish I could see more of these characters and their world. Great gift for anyone who likes card games but has been worn down by how overly complicated and overloaded other games have gotten. Its really a breath of fresh air!1 found this helpful
This is a silly little grindy thing. Don't expect a story other than "beat people at cards just because". However, I love these sorts of games, so if you are into trying to figure out cool builds in a card game, it's a fun time for a little while. Get it on sale though, for certain. Also; Player 2 - Turn 1: Kisu, Dark Chipairo, Kawaika. GG
Interesting concept but ultimately kinda bland, lacks basic features like replacing placed Planos or mulligan (not required but not being able to replace placed Planos can be a pain). Early game is too easy and it takes too long to get to the point where the rivals use proper decks and the gameplay loop starts getting stale real quick
If you like CardG this is easy to learn and chiller game. worth it even get thrill buying boosters with in game curenncy
You have to beat almost every duellist 9 times to progress which is insane, I'm steamrolling the game and I'm spending all my time beating up children, this is like bringing a meta decks to locals to face a kid with a Dark Magician starter deck
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