Net Deck

Net Deck

Deckbuilder for Netrunner

45 ratings
114 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 7, 2014
  • April 4, 2021

Features

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About

This app allows users to build and track deck lists for a popular card game entirely offline. It offers robust analysis tools, card browsing with filters, and easy sharing of deck lists in various formats. Users can also manage owned card sets and integrate with online platforms.

Offline deck building and tracking
Deck analysis tools
Card browsing with filters
Deck sharing and export
Card set management
Offline card data and images
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What's New in Net Deck

2.47

April 4, 2021

This version brings full support for NISEI's new System Gateway and System Update 2021 products, as well as the corresponding rotation. To make checking cards even easier, you can now view a text-only version of each card wherever there are full-sized images - this is mostly achieved by a long-press gesture on the item that would usually pop up the full image. Also, finally, Dark Mode! \o/

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User reviews

Can’t log into Jinteki anymore

This has been a great deck builder for years, and really does everything you need it to … except it can no longer interface with Jinteki dot net. The automatic upload of decks to Jinteki was a great feature and I’m sad that it no longer works.

I Don’t know What I’d Do Without It!!

Hands down the best way to build, tune, tweak, sync, import and export Netrunner decks!! Heck, the best way to just learn the cards! It’s sooo convenient and easy to use. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to get into Netrunner (and you should, this game is alive and growing in 2024 and beyond!)

Net Deck has become the #1 used app on my phone. I use it whenever I’ve got 5 minutes. It’s replaced my daily crossword puzzle!
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Excellent tool

The gold standard for Netrunner deckbuilding and storage. A beautifully-implemented, slick and simple app for building, importing, and exporting decks, made all the better for its ability to navigate the post-FFG era.

One request I would make would be for support of the Netrunner Reboot Project and it’s associated versions of NetrunnerDB and Jinteki (i.e. Reteki). Then I would give it 6 stars.
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Amazing app

This app is amazing for Netrunner Deck building and checking cards. Although there are some minor issues like in the setting the browsing all or selected option not working sometimes and HB can’t add project Vacheron when deck building. Overall this is a very good app. I recommend it to everyone who plays netrunner.
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Slickest Deckbuilder Around

I have spent more hours tinkering with decks on this app than I’m comfortable counting. It’s elegantly built; its minimalist UI is easier to navigate than JNet or NetrunnerDB (plus it syncs to accounts in both places anyway!); and it supports customization for the myriad gametypes and cardpools that NISEI supports. Bravo!

I have on thing on my wishlist: a slightly more robust feature to test how decks draw! Perhaps incorporating the ability to shuffle cards back in, or (say) tutor for breakers, would allow users to effectively play several rounds solo, getting a feel for each deck before it even hits the table. Still, amazing, amazing app.
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Response from developer

Thank you! I've just released an update that adds SC19 and MWL3 support to the app.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

NetrunnerDB connection failure

Bug

Jinteki.net sync not working

Bug

Banlist update issues

Bug

Multiple popups when session expires

Bug

Browse all/selected option not working consistently

Bug

HB cannot add Project Vacheron during deck building

Bug

Missing cards from sets (e.g., Breaking News from Core Set)

Bug

Card data not updating quickly enough

Bug

Requested Features

13 requests

iPhone version of the app

Feature

Advanced text search (effect text searching)

Feature

Filter by card set/expansion/cycle

Feature

More robust deck draw testing with shuffling and tutoring

Feature

Support for Netrunner Reboot Project and Reteki

Feature

Ability to exclude cards used in previous decks

Feature

OneDrive or local storage support

Feature

Deck notes section in card browser

Feature

View cards without creating a deck

Feature

Sort function for card display (numerical/set order)

Feature

Ability to completely delete decks

Feature

Comments from NetrunnerDB integration

Feature

Deck sharing over the app

Feature

FAQ

What does Net Deck do?

Net Deck is an unofficial deck building app designed for the card game Android: Netrunner. It provides a user-friendly interface to create, manage, and track your deck lists. A key feature is its ability to function entirely offline after an initial download of card data.

What are the main features of Net Deck?

Key features include offline deck building and viewing, browsing decks by various criteria, in-depth deck analysis (legality, card distribution, draw simulator), card browsing with extensive filters, viewing card art, sharing decks in multiple formats, managing owned card sets, and automatic backups to Dropbox.

Is Net Deck free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core deck building functionalities. However, it does have in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or content might require a purchase.

What platforms is Net Deck available on?

Based on the description, Net Deck is available on iOS. It also mentions Android in the subtitle, indicating potential cross-platform availability or a focus on the Android ecosystem for Netrunner players.

Can I use Net Deck to play the game?

Net Deck is primarily a deck building and management tool, not a platform for playing the game itself. It helps you construct and analyze your decks, and share them with others, but the actual gameplay would occur through other means.