Mage Tower, A Tower Defense Card Game

First off, this is in no way a tower defense game. I played the tutorial and two games, but I don't see this getting any better. Perhaps if I had played the original game, things would be different, but the constant confusion is a major drawback. It doesn't help that everything is fuzzy. I get the impression this is the result of someone taking photos of the game cards. This is blamed on the game being older, but that makes no sense, camera resolutions being what they are. Even if such technical wizardry is beyond them, the text could have been retyped. Just lazy. The game play is odd, there seems to be two 'players' playing against monster decks. You are only one of the players, so 3/4 of the time, you have no real idea what is going on. You can only read the cards if you expand them, and you can't do this during the times that it isn't your turn. No way this can be recommended, two thumbs down.

What a nice hidden Gem. Reminds me a lot visually of the old original MTG video games. I enjoy it and it's very much worth the price.

Mage Tower, A Tower Defense Card Game is a strategic hybrid title that mixes deckbuilding mechanics, defensive survival systems, and tabletop-inspired gameplay into a surprisingly deep tactical experience. Developed and published by Super Mega Games, the title adapts the creator’s original physical card game into digital form while maintaining the feel of a classic tabletop strategy experience. Instead of focusing on flashy presentation or cinematic storytelling, the game concentrates entirely on card management, strategic drafting, and surviving increasingly difficult battles against enemy forces that constantly pressure both players on the battlefield. The gameplay revolves around building and refining a deck of cards before entering battles where players must defend themselves against incoming monsters while simultaneously trying to overpower an opposing mage. This unusual structure gives the game a distinctive identity because victory depends on balancing offense, defense, and resource management all at once. Players summon creatures, cast spells, and manipulate the battlefield while waves of hostile enemies threaten both sides continuously. The combination of direct card comb…

game need some work, but it is kind of fun. It would be nice to have a info abaut rules, lowering score of opponet don't work(or maybe you can't go lower then 22). It would be nice what deck i did get. It reminde me a cards games from rpg games from 90 or early 2000. It run fast so when i will be bored I will probably try it again