Best
Best card game out there! My friends and I argue between this being a card game or board game. There is literally no board, but I guess it is close to that category. I have not played any expansions on this app, but they are all amazing if you have the physical copies. The game is brilliantly made and written for so many different kinds of games to keep you wanting more and open for future changes and additions.
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SSilverCrush22
Fun but buggy
Never played the physical game, but I’m really enjoying learning it as I go here. I’ve bought a couple different expansions- they make the game a lot more interesting, although I wish the instructions were more clear for how some of the more complicated cards work (you kind of just have to figure it out using trial and error).
The feature I like the most is also the one causing me the most trouble: there are “campaigns” which have fun extra rules or bonuses for each round, except half the time when I win the round, in the “Score” screen, it tells me I have to try again (like it does when you lose)!! I haven’t figured out how to get it to stop doing it- restarting the app doesnt help- and there’s nowhere to file a bug repot besides discord. PLEASE FIX THIS it’s really, REALLY frustrating.
The feature I like the most is also the one causing me the most trouble: there are “campaigns” which have fun extra rules or bonuses for each round, except half the time when I win the round, in the “Score” screen, it tells me I have to try again (like it does when you lose)!! I haven’t figured out how to get it to stop doing it- restarting the app doesnt help- and there’s nowhere to file a bug repot besides discord. PLEASE FIX THIS it’s really, REALLY frustrating.
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Rrev1ew3r1
Not a great app
The UI in this app is pretty bad. Setting up games with friends is annoying and unintuitive. As far as I can tell it is missing really helpful features of the desktop version such as banning certain cards. The cost of expansions is pretty good when you compare it to the physical set, but it's pretty absurd when you compare it to any kind of digital game. They also have the full set slightly discounted - however - if you buy a single expansion it will not be discounted from the full set if you decide to buy the full set. The AI is pretty brutal and its RNG is extremely questionable.
Functionally it works pretty well with few bugs, so at least it has that going for it.
Functionally it works pretty well with few bugs, so at least it has that going for it.
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SSofamonkeyz
Good, Bad, and Possible Improvements
I am absolutely glad this game was published as digital, compared to when it was only available in board game format. That being said, the AI interface is absolutely prone to cheating. You have to be aware of its quirks and pay strict attention to your gameplay if you want to win.
Finally that brings me to my last point: I wish there was an experimental game where WE could chose our own cards from different expansions and additions and see how they play together or against each other. With this, I could also build a comfort level game where I could play a game when I'm trying to solve real life problems (THIS is how I cope with real life: I put on a comfort game that takes only a little attention while my primary focus wanders and digs through problems and finds their solutions. If I sit down to do a brain dump, only the trivialities of life emerge. I have to have part of my brain focus, albeit barely focused, on something repetitive that takes up some processing power for the real problems and solutions to appear). I doubt I am the only one in the whole world who needs to process problems this way. A solution from this platform in the shape of an experimental and/or comfort game addition would be great. I would probably even purchase the chance to build my own deck from what I currently own IF a a 7 day trial were offered so I could be sure the AI interface wasn't still being so much of a cheating bastard that I could actually enjoy playing a game at comfort level.
Finally that brings me to my last point: I wish there was an experimental game where WE could chose our own cards from different expansions and additions and see how they play together or against each other. With this, I could also build a comfort level game where I could play a game when I'm trying to solve real life problems (THIS is how I cope with real life: I put on a comfort game that takes only a little attention while my primary focus wanders and digs through problems and finds their solutions. If I sit down to do a brain dump, only the trivialities of life emerge. I have to have part of my brain focus, albeit barely focused, on something repetitive that takes up some processing power for the real problems and solutions to appear). I doubt I am the only one in the whole world who needs to process problems this way. A solution from this platform in the shape of an experimental and/or comfort game addition would be great. I would probably even purchase the chance to build my own deck from what I currently own IF a a 7 day trial were offered so I could be sure the AI interface wasn't still being so much of a cheating bastard that I could actually enjoy playing a game at comfort level.
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Kkitpie13
Great for beginners!
I’ve never played this game physically, but it is pretty quick to learn just by playing. Super cool concept of a game and i will probably end up buying it to play with my family. The base game is completely free with no ads which is awesome and the expansions are super cheap compared to buying the physical versions.
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Kkkaaii177
