Stash: A Card Looter

Decent game here but lots of bugs and inconsistency - Overlapping graphics in tutorials with arrows pointing to nothing - No option to set resolution in window mode, doesn't remember window size and resets on start or even when you open the options menu. Also always starts up in fullscreen mode. - Often swiping a card to the left freezes when choosing cards, forcing you to do it again. - The purple cards are called Fang in tutorial but Kaizer in other places? - Missing or hard to find Tooltips for many card elements List goes on... Overall feels like it should still be in early access, it lacks polish.

My mistake with this game was taking too long to realize I didn't like it and missing my chance to refund it. I was trying to find a new card game and thought I'd give this one a try. For me, this game feels like it mixes PvE and PvP elements in a lose/lose way. I could go into more detail but won't, since I've already wasted enough time on this game.

OVERALL 8/10 Absolute gem of a game, with potential to become a genre goat. [hr][/hr] [b]WHAT TO EXPECT[/b] [hr][/hr] Core gameplay loop is rock solid. It moves at roughly the same pace as The Bazaar, but I found it way more addictive because it wastes absolutely no time on any kind of fluff: zero dialog, 2-second loading screens, and not even any story to speak of. The game just gets out of your way to focus on what matters most: 1. The thrill of theory-crafting your build 2. Trying to put it all together in practice 3. Seeing how far your idea can take you To that end, you are rapidly cycling back and forth between deck-building and battle. If your current run ends, you hardly care because the next one begins immediately on the very next screen, smoothly locking you into one of the most addictive dopamine loops in memory. (It's genuinely hard to close the game.) There is seemingly endless build variety, as every hero and weapon is useful and interesting enough on its own to ostensibly be built around as a core strategy, and everything synergises with *almost* everything else. This is GREAT game design. I do hope the devs continue adding new creatures, factions, weapons …

Awesome artwork, unique ideas. Best autobattler I've ever played. Also I hate autobattlers so I got out of there when I could, but you'll love it! Go ahead and buy it; you deserve it!

Fun game!

Stash has potential and some good ideas, but it definitely needs some balancing and a look at it's roll algorithm concerning item rolls. Giving it a thumbs up was hard but for the cost and creative design I'd say give it a shot. It does have a serious problem though. After playing for 5 hours ive probably seen 75% of items roll on the bottom half of their projected outcome, with most of those being on the very low end. I also was just given a defeat when the score was 24-18...maybe I missed something at the end but the final score showed 24-18 and my run was ended. The tutorial and menus are subpar for most games of similar types as well. Took some getting used to. I do like the games style and design. The factions are all well balanced and unique. The character and item creation system is really cool. Just needs better implementation. Love the draft system after the matches. Well designed. Cards need to show certain things at all times imo. Their VP and Speed should be shown or at least give us an option to show what we want on cards. Overall, good game, not great but worth a play