Would get more
Would get more stars if they offered a system for multiple accounts. One account one device kinda lags behind the other guys. But overall extremely fun game
Awesome game awesome devs!
Please keep up the events as i enjoy them very much! Also please add more to the dungeon area, tower & campaign 🫶
Edit: This was a great game for me for about the last two years but now they have updated the game so much without properly optimizing it my game crashes every 2-5 min now after opening it. Its from the new ios update the problem has been going on for over a month ive spent thousands in this game & this is what im left with a game i cant even open .. so if thats what you want to get into as a new player enjoy & have fun
Ps ill update my review if the game is ever fixed
Edit: This was a great game for me for about the last two years but now they have updated the game so much without properly optimizing it my game crashes every 2-5 min now after opening it. Its from the new ios update the problem has been going on for over a month ive spent thousands in this game & this is what im left with a game i cant even open .. so if thats what you want to get into as a new player enjoy & have fun
Ps ill update my review if the game is ever fixed
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pay-to-win concerns and the impact of ongoing changes
⭐️ 2/5
Black Deck has become increasingly difficult to enjoy as a competitive player. Many players have spent significant amounts of money building and upgrading specific decks, only to have the game mechanics, progression, rewards, and card balance repeatedly changed afterward.
New cards are continually introduced that can substantially outperform existing cards, creating a constant pressure to spend more money just to remain competitive. Cards and decks that players previously invested heavily in can quickly become far less useful after balance changes or the introduction of newer, stronger cards.
The competitive environment today feels completely different from what many players originally invested in. Instead of rewarding strategy and long-term investment, the game increasingly feels like you have to continually purchase the newest cards to keep up.
I understand that a free-to-play game needs to make money, but there needs to be a reasonable balance between monetization and respecting the time and money players have already invested.
Black Deck has a lot of potential, but the constant power creep, expensive progression, and changes that devalue previous investments are making it increasingly difficult to recommend.
Black Deck has become increasingly difficult to enjoy as a competitive player. Many players have spent significant amounts of money building and upgrading specific decks, only to have the game mechanics, progression, rewards, and card balance repeatedly changed afterward.
New cards are continually introduced that can substantially outperform existing cards, creating a constant pressure to spend more money just to remain competitive. Cards and decks that players previously invested heavily in can quickly become far less useful after balance changes or the introduction of newer, stronger cards.
The competitive environment today feels completely different from what many players originally invested in. Instead of rewarding strategy and long-term investment, the game increasingly feels like you have to continually purchase the newest cards to keep up.
I understand that a free-to-play game needs to make money, but there needs to be a reasonable balance between monetization and respecting the time and money players have already invested.
Black Deck has a lot of potential, but the constant power creep, expensive progression, and changes that devalue previous investments are making it increasingly difficult to recommend.
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This is one of the most god awful games in the App Store. Relentless pop up store offers in every screen.
The servers are some of the worst in any game in this game format. And beware, any purchase is susceptible to a double charge that the game, nor the App Store will reimburse more than once. This app deserves a negative star. Check the games Discord to verify that this review is consistent before installing.
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This is one of the most god awful games in the App Store. Relentless pop up store offers in every screen.
The servers are some of the worst in any game in this game format. And beware, any purchase is susceptible to a double charge that the game, nor the App Store will reimburse more than once. This app deserves a negative star. Check the games Discord to verify that this review is consistent before installing.
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Addictive
I’ve been playing Black Deck for about two months now, and I have to say—it’s incredibly addictive! I actually started playing because I saw an ad for it on another app, and I’ve been hooked ever since.
I agree with some of the other reviews that the pricing can be a little odd. However, as you play, you learn what is worth spending on and what is better to hold off on. This is definitely a long-term game, and you can progress as quickly or slowly as you want. Spending can help you move faster or get a card you really want, but I don’t feel it’s necessary to enjoy the game or build a strong deck.
There are ads, but I don’t find them to be any worse than other mobile games. I also appreciate the work that goes into the updates and events. When issues with the app do happen, the developers have compensated players with free items, which makes the occasional problem much easier to overlook.
What I really enjoy is the depth of the game. There are so many ways to build your deck, and power doesn’t always mean you’ll win. A deck with good synergy can be much stronger than simply putting your highest-powered cards together. The cards are creative and fun, and the God cards have some beautiful artwork.
The game also continues to give you reasons to improve. As you progress, you face stronger opponents while also gaining access to better cards, rewards, and higher-level dungeon battles where you can earn legendary artifacts. Legendary cards aren’t automatically stronger right away and can be harder to level, but many scale much higher over time, which makes investing in them rewarding.
There are also plenty of ways to participate outside of regular battles. Joining a good guild can make a huge difference. Guild members can help you improve your deck, and Guild Wars can help you progress faster. There are even long-term investments, like gem mines and storage, that may cost more upfront but pay off the longer you play.
What surprised me most is how much more strategic the game has become for me. When I started, I mostly looked at which cards had the highest power. Two months later, I’m thinking about synergy, abilities, heroes, gods, artifacts, traits, and how everything works together. I’m constantly experimenting, and even when I think I’ve built a strong deck, there’s still something I can improve.
Overall, Black Deck is a great game if you enjoy collecting, strategy, and having something to work toward. You can play casually or really dive into the strategy and deck building. After two months, I’m still hooked—and I still feel like I have a lot more to discover!
I agree with some of the other reviews that the pricing can be a little odd. However, as you play, you learn what is worth spending on and what is better to hold off on. This is definitely a long-term game, and you can progress as quickly or slowly as you want. Spending can help you move faster or get a card you really want, but I don’t feel it’s necessary to enjoy the game or build a strong deck.
There are ads, but I don’t find them to be any worse than other mobile games. I also appreciate the work that goes into the updates and events. When issues with the app do happen, the developers have compensated players with free items, which makes the occasional problem much easier to overlook.
What I really enjoy is the depth of the game. There are so many ways to build your deck, and power doesn’t always mean you’ll win. A deck with good synergy can be much stronger than simply putting your highest-powered cards together. The cards are creative and fun, and the God cards have some beautiful artwork.
The game also continues to give you reasons to improve. As you progress, you face stronger opponents while also gaining access to better cards, rewards, and higher-level dungeon battles where you can earn legendary artifacts. Legendary cards aren’t automatically stronger right away and can be harder to level, but many scale much higher over time, which makes investing in them rewarding.
There are also plenty of ways to participate outside of regular battles. Joining a good guild can make a huge difference. Guild members can help you improve your deck, and Guild Wars can help you progress faster. There are even long-term investments, like gem mines and storage, that may cost more upfront but pay off the longer you play.
What surprised me most is how much more strategic the game has become for me. When I started, I mostly looked at which cards had the highest power. Two months later, I’m thinking about synergy, abilities, heroes, gods, artifacts, traits, and how everything works together. I’m constantly experimenting, and even when I think I’ve built a strong deck, there’s still something I can improve.
Overall, Black Deck is a great game if you enjoy collecting, strategy, and having something to work toward. You can play casually or really dive into the strategy and deck building. After two months, I’m still hooked—and I still feel like I have a lot more to discover!
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