OURO

OURO

Cosmic trading card battler

9 ratings
2 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 18, 2022
  • December 9, 2022
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Engage in turn-based tactical battles with cosmic beings, summons, and artifacts on a hexagonal board. Explore procedurally generated universes, face AI opponents, or challenge other players across platforms in this unique trading card game.

Turn-based hexagonal combat
Procedurally generated universe exploration
PvE and PvP crossplay
Collectible cosmic beings, summons, and artifacts
In-game marketplace for trading and acquiring cards
Multiple origins with unique playstyles
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What's New in OURO

1.1.3

December 9, 2022

- Introducing hero passive abilities unique per cosmic along with a pass on card mechanics for better synergy - Implementing new worlds, levels, and backgrounds unique to each cosmic faction - Adding new battle mode selection that auto-plays pieces based on offensive, defense, or manual - Stabilizing PvP, collector, and various issues with universe & archive - Adding a daily lottery that allows you to win gems, coins, and even packs

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User reviews

High hopes

Really promising concept, I just think it needs some polishing to enhance the single player aspect. Due to few players I think it would be a good idea to have new cards be unlockable through just a standard market, no orders from others needed. More in-depth descriptions on what cards do would be nice too. (Ex. I don’t really see the point of spells like resurrect or desecrate, since desecrate doesn’t do anything after discarding one’s own units or resurrect that brings the target to one hp, but doesn’t work on enemies and doesn’t really have a use since can only be used on live units.) I love the concept of this game, I would love to see how this game plays out in 1-2 years. (Sorry if this was long and or maybe not even helpful, it’s not that the Game is challenging per say, but it’s hard to navigate with bare minimum instructions)
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Response from developer

Your advice is absolutely spot on, and I really appreciate your feedback =D. There are definitely elements put into expecting users to play against, and have orders to purchase with other players... which is absolutely falling short. This is a front that I want to ensure we are actively pushing hard towards to bring in more users into the game. Next week, I will personally ensure that there are orders for cards to trade on the market for every single card in the game (limited quantities of higher rarities)! Without the players in place, there's really no excuse for not providing the cards on the market for players to purchase and grind towards. We've got a massive update in the work to help polish and refine content/mechanics, a huge PvP, social, cosmetics focused expansion in planning, and are continuing to refine the cards mechanics with the core set live. Within the update, I'll be adding a new mode (duel versus cosmic deck), new levels, tiles, lore per cosmic hero, improved camera & controls, and even implementing unique hero passives to help make each cosmic provide unique layers of gameplay. On the subject of single player aspect... I can't agree more; although, this may end up being part of the expansion. I want to make each mode have unique objectives, where one might force you to defend a fortress, another to assassinate a target, depending on the ludonarrative of the tile and origin gameplay style (e.g. machine being strategic, abstract being tactical). That'll continue to go on, and we listen very closely to the community with consistent updates in our Discord, if you are ever curious to join we'd love to have you (join via https://www.playouro.com)! It's critical for me to help ensure ownership is shared with the community as it evolves, so please don't hesitate to keep providing feedback as it actively shapes the roadmap =D.

Fun game, not enough players

I've been playing this for a while, and the gameplay is quite fun. However, in order to unlock new cards, you need coins. The way you get coins is either A, paying, B, winning them in pvp, or C, using the broker which is player ran. So due to new cards being hard to get, players get turned off to the game, furthering the low player count. I really do hope more people find this game and give it a shot. And if you do download, stick with it! It's a good game :)
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Response from developer

We can't thank you enough for playing and the providing absolute killer feedback you've been giving! You are absolutely right regarding it being difficult to acquire new cards due to lack of player ran content, and today we have begun working on providing coins and cards on the market. We will continue to keep stocking the various markets that aren't as populated as we need at this time, and are beginning to organize some limited time events to bring users together. See you in game =D

FAQ

What is OURO?

OURO is an indie online trading card battler where players wage battles with cosmic beings, summons, and artifacts. It features an infinitely procedural universe to explore and both PvE and PvP modes.

How does combat work in OURO?

Battles in OURO utilize turn-based combat on a hexagon board. Every attack, move, and card cast follows one of six unique patterns, with the goal being to ensure your cosmic being is the last one standing.

Can I play OURO offline?

The description focuses on online battles and exploring a procedural universe, suggesting that an internet connection is likely required for the core gameplay experience.

Does OURO have multiplayer?

Yes, OURO features PvP crossplay, allowing you to duel other users across platforms. It also includes PvE modes where you survive waves of foes and duel cosmic heroes.

How do I get new cards in OURO?

You can acquire new cards in OURO by spending hard-earned currency in the centralized shop. This includes purchasing card packs, brokering with users for currency, or trading for specific cards.

What devices can I play OURO on?

OURO is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating it is primarily a mobile application.

How often is OURO updated?

The latest version of OURO is 1.1.3, and it was last updated on December 9, 2022. This suggests an update frequency of at least a few times a year.

What is the age rating for OURO?

OURO has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for players aged 12 and older.