Throne of Shards

[h1] BUYER BEWARE - Borderline asset flip. [/h1] The Dev, mentioned in the games credits as Cesar Yaril, has released a product that is utterly broken. The game is in a completely unacceptable state, even for early access. The only parts of the project that are decent, are also store bought assets. Those being [url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/tcg-engine-online-card-game-253269] TcgEngine by Indie Marc [/url] on the unity asset store [i] (which Throne of Shards implements with it's default pre-packaged game) [/i] and an uncredited art pack that can be found on many [url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Nussygame.DeckDeFantasy] other (usually mobile) games. [/url] From what I can tell, all of the visual assets within the game, as well as marketing materials come from either this art pack, or the default assets from TcgEngine. None from Cesar Yaril himself. [i] At time of writing, the only other review beside my own is the dev on his personal account giving his own game a positive review. [/i] [h2] Bugs, and Broken Content... [/h2] What the dev has built around these assets is largely non-functional. The game cannot be made to go fullsc…

[i]Disclosure: The dev emailed me and provided me a free key.[/i] [h1]Difficult to Recommend... right now.[/h1] This is a game that is [b]very[/b] in development. When I was given a key, it was before the game was actually purchasable. It had a solid framework and some interesting ideas, but [i], at that time,[/i] there was a lot of issues. Cards did not do what was written on them, cards literally didn't work, and some enemies would softlock the game. I believe. It's been less than a month from when I sent off two different lists of issues, and I believe they've been fixed since then. I recently again took at brief look at this game to find that a single update changed how the card game plays on a fundamental level. Before, minions on the board could attack the enemy player, which taps them, or attack a tapped minion. This lead to a strange sort of back and forth that I don't think I've seen before. Control style decks needed a way to deal with the fact that minions will usually get to attack before you can remove them, either with Taunts, Lifesteal or Removal. Now, minions can only attack the enemy player and the defending player can choose to throw a minion in the way to bloc…

I like the concept!, its alittle bit rough around the edges, but so far is really fun, really scratches the Magic shandalard dungeons, love it hope it gets even better!