Instinct War - Card Game

Easy 100 %. Can't complain for the price.

I deal with a chronic pain illness... so, my pain tolerance is high due to that... but... There are levels of pain that even a discount to $0.59 cannot mitigate... I... I feel like someone took a broken cobalt drill bit that was dulled at the end, tried to trepanate me, missed the brain casing completely and somehow ended up with the drill shoved up my right nostril and severed there hand with their fingers firmly glued by rigor mortis to the on trigger for the drill... I would rather subject myself to a Jake Paul rap video than play this game again... I would rather sit down and watch the MIT "How to Speak" course on loop with headphones surgically implanted into my ear canals that were implanted with staples bought at the dollar tree and no anesthetic... This game was so painful that I actually am required to write bad poetry for the remainder of the review.... Can't stand the poetry? Then consider it a sample of what this game offers.... "Oh they instint war, Why did you have to be such a bore. I just wanted to play a game that was fun, Instead I dropped a bit over half a dollar US for this one. There are so many words that rhyme any time... the worst poem in the galaxy I …

Overall its a good game. Card games are very hit or miss for me and while I was having fun at first after a bit it became a way for me to keep busy while I was waiting for someone to get on. I'll probably play it more but likely in small doses to pass time.

Pretty fun for a few mins

very simple card game. Price is eaqual to quality. for what is worth there was no bugs so far. But menu need some work to be done, maybe add some teutorial too.

What a bizarre, wonky and confusing experience. The 'game' (and I use that term loosely) consists of your character standing at the bottom of a three by three grid, picking it up, and placing it on one of the pictures above it. If you are in the middle, you can pick any of the three, if you are are one side, only two are available, above you, and one off. You have hit points and armor and mana to use your powers. Theoretically when you step forward, you interact with that card, and all the others move down one, until you reach the end of the floor, but this doesn't always seem to happen. Also whatever card is one beyond the one you took might move into your square. Maybe. And sometimes, all of the cards just randomly change into other cards, making planning ahead pretty difficult. You have some equipment, but it all vanishes pretty quickly, and I'm not always sure why. There is a little bit more, but I have already given this review more time than this effort deserves. To top it all off, the 'controls' are erratic. I can totally cover a card with mine, and sometimes it does nothing unless I move it around a few times. And quitting is bizarre. As near as I can tell, you nee…