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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 7, 2020
  • September 7, 2020
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About

Embark on a card-based roguelike adventure in a procedurally generated dungeon. Recruit unique heroes, battle quirky monsters, and collect loot. Test your luck to see how much treasure you can retrieve before perishing.

Card-based roguelike gameplay
Recruit and upgrade 80 unique characters
Battle over 50 different enemies
Simple one-touch dungeon battling
Unlock 18 armor and weapon sets
Randomly generated dungeon rooms
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What's New in C.A.R.D

1.0

September 7, 2020

User reviews

Not bad, needs more to justify price tag

Not a bad little game.. artwork looks good, everything runs smooth on the iPhone6, and it’s very humorous. I think the price tag is a little steep for what the game has to offer. There’s a big lack of content, and lots of the dungeons looks the same. you pretty much wait to tap an arrow so it can align in the green space its moving in to get a hit on an enemy.. and that’s it.. I wish there was more, like a form of traveling level to level(similar to darkest dungeon, slay the spire), or even a map that has objectives to go to. There are basically no quests except to get 50 candles, 50 of this and that once a day... but what’s the point when they don’t contribute to anything? There is no substance, and the more I play, the more I wish I didn’t spend 7 dollars. I’ve played games that were a dollar with way more to do.
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Poor game, Money grabber

Accidentally bought this, and gotta say, mega-ugly art style. Game loop is completely generic and boring. This app has some balls for being $8.99

Not a card based roguelike. Not worth $7.99

This is about as mindless as they come. Pick 3 heroes, go into the dungeon, press the spinner when it’s on green. Repeat. No strategy. I could train a monkey to play this game.

That the developers describe this game as a “card based roguelike” is an insult to both card games and roguelikes.

Maybe if it was only $0.99 or $1.99, I could forgive such simplicity. But at $7.99, more than Krumit’s Tale, I expect more complexity.
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FAQ

What is C.A.R.D gameplay like?

C.A.R.D is a card-based roguelike with fast-paced, easy-to-learn gameplay. You'll journey into a repeating dungeon, recruiting heroes, battling creatures, and collecting loot.

How many characters can I recruit in C.A.R.D?

You can recruit and upgrade a total of 80 unique characters to aid you in your dungeon adventures.

What kind of enemies will I face in C.A.R.D?

C.A.R.D features over 50 different enemies to encounter, including quirky creatures like the Jelly Cube and Pizza Golem.

Does C.A.R.D have multiplayer?

The provided description does not mention multiplayer functionality. C.A.R.D appears to be a single-player experience.

Can I play C.A.R.D offline?

The description does not specify offline play. However, roguelike games often function without a constant internet connection.

What is the age rating for C.A.R.D?

C.A.R.D has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older.

How often is C.A.R.D updated?

The app was last updated on September 7, 2020, with version 1.0. There is no information on the frequency of future updates.

What devices does C.A.R.D support?

C.A.R.D is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.