They hate you
Update 13th September.( game still crashes, game doesn’t get balanced so repetitive boring same match ups against busted cards, still can’t get new cards to keep up) You wanna get a cool card to play your brand new card game? Well do I have an intro for you. If you’re a new player, good luck to you because without spending or making this your career. You won’t be keeping up with the meta. If you play during the High voltage mode. Quit. They have stated themselves that they hate you and give money. There is a card locked in a mode that is impossible to earn without money. Overall. Just don’t give them the time or the download. Second dinner is a greedy evil company.
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balright
Better than clash royale
good
great
Almost 5 stars
Pros
- great gameplay
- devs tell us the reasoning behind changes
- aesthetically pleasing
Cons
-crashes waaay too often
Edit: Draft was great! Not many crashes while playing that mode, but the crashes outside it have gotten slightly worse
- great gameplay
- devs tell us the reasoning behind changes
- aesthetically pleasing
Cons
-crashes waaay too often
Edit: Draft was great! Not many crashes while playing that mode, but the crashes outside it have gotten slightly worse
P2W
P2w sadly amazing gameplay.
Cool game
Game fun easy to unlock cards and I’m super tuff
Cool concepts, insane execution.
Game is cool as anything. Fun card game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The prices on literally everything are beyond insane. In no universe would I have guessed this card game had anything worth >$50. The collection tree stuff is cool, and you can get plenty of cards by just playing. The only downside is if you want more cards to try more decks quicker, you are looking at a truly insane price tag on it.
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Snap
I really like all the different cards and abilities and cool plays and stuff. Only bad things are the lag and how often the game crashes, despite low graphics settings etc. Also, I think it should be quicker/ easier to get cards without spending money. The shop is insanely expensive, I like the season pass though. I see so many cool cards in the shop that I really want but I can never get them. Overall very good game, just can be a bit frustrating sometimes.
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1 star
Don’t spend a dollar on this game. You’re playing Ai slop that knows what cards you’re playing, where you’re playing them, and which locations are the most harmful to you. The matchmaking is always a counter to whatever you create. Ptw.
Stop Searching
SNAP. I played clash royale every day but it got too repetitive for me. This is where it’s at now. Amazing game. From the art and visual effects to the gameplay, the sound design absolutely everything is what to look for in a mobile game. I can play this for hours, take my time, and really customize decks to get the ultimate experience. They also did a great job with the characters!! Highly recommend you will not be disappointed.
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Its cool, and addicting
It’s great and addicting I just wish it was cheaper and cards were cheaper.
Had potential
1/10
I have played this game since launch, and I’ve finally decided it’s time to leave for good.
The design team has become a laughing stock among a large portion of the Discord community, and honestly, I understand why. From a player’s perspective, it increasingly feels like the biggest factor in balance decisions isn’t what is healthy for the game — it’s how much money can still be made from a card or strategy.
If something is new and shiny, it seems like the developers are willing to let it dominate until enough money has been made from it.
Venus is a perfect example. The developers themselves described Venus in their balance update notes as “the best three-drop in the game.” Yet the solution was to remove 1 power from the card.
If you acknowledge that a card is the best three-drop in the game and it is significantly outperforming other options, taking away a single point of power is hardly going to meaningfully change its performance.
And this is a recurring problem with the balance philosophy.
The developers constantly nerf cards that complement the problem instead of addressing the actual problem. They’ll weaken the supporting pieces of an oppressive strategy rather than deal with the engine or card responsible for making the strategy oppressive in the first place.
What makes this especially frustrating is what happens afterward.
Strategies that are powerful because their cards multiply each other’s effectiveness are repeatedly removed or weakened for free-to-play players. Then, not long afterward, another powerful multiplicative strategy appears — except this time it is attached to new cards that are heavily monetized.
At that point, it becomes very difficult not to look at the pattern and question the motivation behind these decisions.
I’ve played since launch. I’ve watched this happen over and over again. At some point, you have to stop asking whether a particular balance change was an honest mistake and start looking at the larger pattern.
And the pattern, to me, is terrible.
The game increasingly feels designed around getting players to spend money to keep up with whatever the newest powerful strategy happens to be. Cards don’t necessarily need to be balanced when they are new and generating revenue. They can be addressed later, often after players have already spent money acquiring them.
Meanwhile, strategies that free-to-play players have access to get nerfed, weakened, or pushed out of the competitive environment.
That isn’t a sustainable relationship with your player base.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this game has only a few good years left before the ship finally sinks. Plenty of players have already left, and after playing since launch, I can understand exactly why.
If you love spending money to stay competitive, you may have a great time here.
If you value your time, money, and collection, I honestly recommend finding another game.
The most frustrating part is that I genuinely wanted this game to succeed. I wouldn’t have played it for this long otherwise.
But after years of watching the same patterns repeat themselves, I’ve lost faith that the design team will make decisions based on what is best for the players and the long-term health of the game.
When player experience and revenue appear to conflict, revenue wins far too often.
1/10. I’m done.
I have played this game since launch, and I’ve finally decided it’s time to leave for good.
The design team has become a laughing stock among a large portion of the Discord community, and honestly, I understand why. From a player’s perspective, it increasingly feels like the biggest factor in balance decisions isn’t what is healthy for the game — it’s how much money can still be made from a card or strategy.
If something is new and shiny, it seems like the developers are willing to let it dominate until enough money has been made from it.
Venus is a perfect example. The developers themselves described Venus in their balance update notes as “the best three-drop in the game.” Yet the solution was to remove 1 power from the card.
If you acknowledge that a card is the best three-drop in the game and it is significantly outperforming other options, taking away a single point of power is hardly going to meaningfully change its performance.
And this is a recurring problem with the balance philosophy.
The developers constantly nerf cards that complement the problem instead of addressing the actual problem. They’ll weaken the supporting pieces of an oppressive strategy rather than deal with the engine or card responsible for making the strategy oppressive in the first place.
What makes this especially frustrating is what happens afterward.
Strategies that are powerful because their cards multiply each other’s effectiveness are repeatedly removed or weakened for free-to-play players. Then, not long afterward, another powerful multiplicative strategy appears — except this time it is attached to new cards that are heavily monetized.
At that point, it becomes very difficult not to look at the pattern and question the motivation behind these decisions.
I’ve played since launch. I’ve watched this happen over and over again. At some point, you have to stop asking whether a particular balance change was an honest mistake and start looking at the larger pattern.
And the pattern, to me, is terrible.
The game increasingly feels designed around getting players to spend money to keep up with whatever the newest powerful strategy happens to be. Cards don’t necessarily need to be balanced when they are new and generating revenue. They can be addressed later, often after players have already spent money acquiring them.
Meanwhile, strategies that free-to-play players have access to get nerfed, weakened, or pushed out of the competitive environment.
That isn’t a sustainable relationship with your player base.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this game has only a few good years left before the ship finally sinks. Plenty of players have already left, and after playing since launch, I can understand exactly why.
If you love spending money to stay competitive, you may have a great time here.
If you value your time, money, and collection, I honestly recommend finding another game.
The most frustrating part is that I genuinely wanted this game to succeed. I wouldn’t have played it for this long otherwise.
But after years of watching the same patterns repeat themselves, I’ve lost faith that the design team will make decisions based on what is best for the players and the long-term health of the game.
When player experience and revenue appear to conflict, revenue wins far too often.
1/10. I’m done.
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Crashing problems
I’ve been playing since the game came out and now I come back to it crashing every other game and I’m on a better phone then before, please fix the problem or optimize the game for console players.
Amasing
Love in it!!
Top tier strategy
This game is so so fun and easy to get into especially for a card game cause you typically get cards for free and can even win several more through events so you’re not required to actually spend any money unless it’s for cosmetic reasons or to upgrade your cards which doesn’t do any thing important but make them look cooler
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After a 2 year return
Wow Snap is really fun. I haven’t played in 2 years and came back for Draft and MAN is that game mode fun. The UI in the deck builder and the main menu now is so visually loud and filled with so much stuff it can be overwhelming. I remember it being so clean when it started
But the gameplay is still really fun and I feel very welcomed back with plenty of return gift
But the gameplay is still really fun and I feel very welcomed back with plenty of return gift
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Draft mode being limited sucks
I came back to the game to play draft mode only to find out it was limited. Terrible decision. Make it permanent.
Bad company
While a fun game, Second Dinner is greedy, unhelpful, and lacks empathy. I’ve had terrible experiences with their customer service and the new player experience is very bad. Stay away unless you want to spend a minimum of $300 a year for a bad new player experience on top of no help or support from this greedy gaming company. There are better places to spend your time and money.
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you must play on bluestacks
i rate 1 star because this game is unplayable on phone but i rate 5 stars again bc i am able to play on bluestacks on my laptop. app crashes all the time but if you play on bluestacks it runs great. needs bug fixes, lagging, poor performance. but i have played this game for years & have always loved it
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Crashing
Constantly constantly CONSTANTLY crashing in the middle of games or just sitting in the main menu, absolutely needs to be fixed and it would be perfect
