Pox Nora
Desert Owl Games LLC · 2014 · Trading Card Game, PvP, Turn-Based Tactics, PvE, Turn-Based
PC
7 user reviews57% · 7 📈 Making a comeback 78%23playing now
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About Pox Nora
✦ AI summary
Pox Nora is a free-to-play collectible card game where you build customizable decks from eight unique factions and battle other players in tactical turn-based matches or tackle story-driven campaigns. Thousands of hand-painted runes let you experiment with endless deck combinations while earning rewards through gameplay to expand your collection without spending a dime.
Pox Nora is an online, collectible, turn-based strategy game. Players can take their deck of Runes (cards) and battle against other players in player vs player matches, skirmish against the AI, and adventure in the many single player campaigns. Public decks are available to unlock with gold or by playing the faction walkthrough campaigns. Expand your deck options by purchasing additional rune packs with gold, earnable shards, or credits to access more Champions, Spells, Relics and Equipment.
Key Features
- Completely free to play with additional content available for purchase
- Thousands of Runes with hand painted card art
- Wage war against opponents through exciting player vs. player gameplay
- Adventure with iconic characters in single player story campaigns
- Play the game with Decks you can unlock with gold and by playing the game
- Build decks from 8 unique factions through full or split faction play
- Build your collection of runes over time and customize your decks with the Rune Manager
- Trade runes with the community or build them with the Rune Forge
- Earn gold by playing the game and spend it on get additional champions and more in the Marketplace
DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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i played it several years ago and wanted to play it again in recent months, but the password isn't working, password resets didn't work, there still has not been an answer from developers to my mails. the games idea was good, the pve was good, but because of the above mentioned points, when entering your account name and password you feel like on a scammer replicated website to phish your data. can not recommend that.3 found this helpful
Pox Nora is a great game that blends tactical, turned-based combat, both PvE and PvP casual and ranked play, with card collecting and trading. The cards represent the various spells, relics, items and creatures you can play on the battlefield. 30 card decks are fully customizable, and as the creatures gain XP and level up, this is reflected on the creature cards. There are multiple major factions, each with several races and classes. You can make decks homogenous or split between two factions at 15/15 cards for each. You will find a lot of great combos and synergistic effects as you grow your collection. If you are like me, collecting new cards and building new decks is half the fun! Playing your new deck creations and leveling up your creatures is also great fun. The in-game economy is generous for a FTP game, requiring no IRL money to advance quickly and successfully. Even so, I have spent some cash on a couple of pre-con decks and some game currency to support the developers, who continue to support the game, amazingly enough. Daily quests and challenges provide plenty of opportunities to earn gold, which can be traded for shards, which can be traded for new cards…2 found this helpful
Steep learning curve,- yes. Unique and interesting turn-based battles, interesting strategies. Practically infinite multi-faction options, to build a deck the way YOU want. And numerous deck and creature/sub-faction themes, for any player's taste. I give it a personal, yet a bit BIAS-ed 8/101 found this helpful
Tactically interesting. Order of actions very important.
Childhood game, still holds up altho the screen feels a bit, squished? And I wish the gold was more generous with how dead the game is, but its still trucking on and enjoyable
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