System Crash

Great game, pve card game adventure where you have a collection that grows over time and you build decks with it like an irl card game. Awesome game, highly recommend

Fun cyberpunk deckbuilder. Interesting to see a game like this without rogue-like elements.

System Crash is a cyberpunk-inspired collectible card game that delivers a surprisingly deep and engaging strategy experience wrapped inside a dark futuristic world filled with corporate corruption, hackers, cybernetic warfare, and dystopian technology. While many digital card games focus heavily on online competition and endless monetization systems, System Crash takes a different approach by emphasizing a narrative-driven single-player campaign combined with tactical deckbuilding and intelligent AI encounters. The result is a game that feels more focused and atmospheric than many larger card battlers, offering a strong blend of strategy and storytelling that gradually becomes more impressive the longer players spend inside its futuristic setting. The cyberpunk atmosphere is one of the game’s greatest strengths. The world feels heavily influenced by classic science fiction themes where corporations dominate society and technology has become inseparable from everyday life. Neon-lit interfaces, underground networks, corporate conspiracies, and cybernetic agents all help create a setting that feels appropriately bleak and immersive. Even though the production budget is clearly small…

an alright cyber punk deckbuilder. but the campaign is nothing special. still addicitive if you like to build better and better decks to beat the ever more difficult missions. although having beat the game, it is very easy. the AI doesn't really know what the most important elements of the deck building is, which is keeping your hand full.

Like others said, this game is absolutly boring. Don't buy, even with high discounts it is not worth it. My rating 3/10.

It's a neat idea for a deck builder card game with cyberpunk narrative, but the balance is just too awful to enjoy. Short version: going 2nd is a crippling disadvantage, not taking simultaneous damage is a mistake, and getting better cards takes far too long. Mostly, it's that it has no idea how tempo works, and the reasons other card games do what they do to create a fair experience. Winning the coin flip for 1st turn is a MASSIVE advantage, because you get to place minions first and are always 1 mana/resource point ahead. In a game like Hearthstone, the 2nd place player gets one extra card plus a card that gives 1 mana so they get one turn of being on parity with the 1st player. Despite this, going 2nd in Hearthstone is still a significant disadvantage. System Crash 2nd player? Gets an extra card and that's it. An already significant disadvantage in other card games turns into a MASSIVE one here. It's to the point where you might as well keep restarting a match until you go 1st, because going 2nd is a waste of time and will result in a loss the large majority of the time. Compounding that is that attacking minions take no return damage when hitting an enemy minions; they only …