Oceans

Unfortunately it didn't take long for the game to crash as many others described, while I enjoy the game It'd probably just be better to download this f2p game on your phone. It's way more stable there from my experience

seems fun the game crashes A LOT

Reluctant thumbs up. It's fun, highly tactical, lots of angles to approach strategy and of course badass being able to build your own tusked parasitic waterbears or venemous electric micro-manatees, but if youre planning on playing solo mostly and looking for a particularly challenging experience, this will at some point grow to become a disappointment after you get the hang of it. I almost never lose to the AI on the hardest setting at this point, and in fact usually crush it mercilessly, and tbh im not a standout whiz at card games. There was a good little stretch at the beginning though where it felt more challenging. Also there usually isnt anyone playing multiplayer, so chances are youll be going against AI. I would recommend this game largely to anyone who is is newer to card battling games or doesnt mind the eventual easiness, or has a buddy you can convince to get it too and go head to head with. I have the physical game as well and it's a gem, but this digital implementation really needs a more challenging/higher tier AI mode.

This game breaks too damn much!! I'd rather play this on Tabletop Simulator and manually do things than this game!

this is like if some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ combined infinite craft with feed fish and grow.

First: It's buggy and predictable. It crashes and/or freezes. It only has 1v1, and none of the promo cards are in it (or, as of writing this review, available for purchase). Second: It's still a computer adaptation for the game, one that I play often (most often on my "phone version", for the ability to do so while waiting for the bus, etc). It's always fun to get a quick game of Oceans in, even with it's flaws. ... I wish mixed reviews were possible. IF you like the physical game, I suggest you get this and give it a go. Quite enjoyable. Flawed? Yes. But enjoyable. If you don't have the physical game, take this review with a grain of salt. The actual game is VERY fun... So please, don't let this digital version diminish your opinion of it.