Missile Cards
Nathan Meunier · 2017 · Card Battler, Strategy, Indie, Card Game, Pixel Graphics
PC
Positive95% · 37
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About Missile Cards
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AN ELECTRONIC STRATEGY CARD GAME FOR PERSONAL COMPUTERS -- DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR HUMANS OF PLANET EARTH
"Missile Command meets Solitaire...only with more doomlasers, death, and explosions."
Arm your defenses and blast away flaming death orbs, nuclear warheads, and other hazards hurtling down from space before they annihilate your base. Loosely inspired by the Atari classic Missile Command, Missile Cards re-imagines the intense bombardment defense gameplay as a turn-based strategy card game. Unlock new bases, upgrade your arsenal, complete missions, and challenge your card skills against increasingly brutal decks in this highly replayable solo-card game.
Features
- Avoid annihilation through strategic card play and pressure cooker defense card deployment - every choice could be life or death!
- 5 challenging bases/decks full of unique hazards, defenses, special gameplay and challenging missions.
- Deploy missiles, lasers, cannons, shields, repair drones, orbital death rays, and much more!
- Unlock special cards to modify your deck and improve your chances of survival!
- \Earn XP and upgrade your bases with special abilities and enhanced defenses!
- Fast to learn, highly replayable solo card game action!
- Solo card play: NO OTHER HUMAN BEINGS REQUIRED TO HAVE FUN!
- Delicious punishment: This game is hard. Yes, that's intentional.
Missile Cards was developed with GameMaker: Studio.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Use cards with powers to annihilate meteors. At some point you get overwhelmed and can't continue any further than your dropping from rear exhaust. Smokey to say at least. [/h1]4 found this helpful
At the very start it's pure luck if you win. Strategy is plain simple, therefore the gameplay is tedious and just luckbased-ly unfair. New cards appear in a very slow animation while my strategy was already clear and I hate to wait in a game. It's very grindy. You need to play through these luck games many times to get debris to buy one new card of so many available cards to unlock. And you have to play even longer to get XP to get a base point which will unlock stuff for your base. Do I want to grind a tedious unchallenging task to get further into this undemanding gameplay? No. And I can't reccomend this for players of my kind. If you search for a time killer, though, go ahead, this will serve. Also, the music has annoying sounds and is very repetitive.4 found this helpful
It’s “ok”. https://youtu.be/Tq88nFGfzHA1 found this helpful
Great little card game to pass the time.1 found this helpful
[h1]For 2 bucks I can't complain, but...[/h1] It's too simple to play, and really limited, you'll play 2 games and figure out the whole thing, the typical "this game should get a neutral review". Seriously, this is not the kind of game I want to play in my PC, should be on my phone.1 found this helpful
Due to the rampant increase in difficulty and sometimes feeling wholly dependent on luck, Missile Cards is a great idea that frustrates just a little too much to be a great game. But, overall, a good game. 7/10.
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