Codal vs Cutthecardreward

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App Description: This app transforms familiar swipe controls into a card-based skill game. Cards fly from the magician's table with clear patterns; players must cut cards, maintain suit combos, avoid cursed cards, and face royal duels requiring directional cuts. Each game lasts approximately 90-180 seconds, while quests, mastery badges, card backs, blade trails, and daily challenges create replay value without requiring account registration or server access. Core Features: Suit Flow - Cutting cards of the same suit consecutively builds a five-level flow gauge. - When the flow gauge reaches level 3, the score increases; at Flow 5, the suit enters a **Flush Rush** state, briefly slowing down and enhancing card effects. - Slicing a normal card of a different suit only resets one Flow rank, while missing a card completely breaks the combo. - Wild Prism cards copy the current suit; players can strategically keep them to extend combos. Precision Cuts - Each card has a subtle optimal cutting point and a clear texture line. - Cutting through the center area is a **Clean Cut**; cutting at the same angle as the display is a **Razor Cut**. - Razor Cuts build Focus. When Focus is full, players can tap the energy bar to trigger a 4-second slow-motion animation. - Arc-shaped or rapid strokes do not increase the number of hits: a single consecutive stroke will only affect each card once. Royal Duel - The three boss cards, J, Q, and K, appear between normal waves with shields indicating directions. - Players must read and execute four cutting directions before the phase timer expires; subsequent phases shorten the timer. - Cutting in the wrong direction weakens the shield but releases cursed shards; cutting in the correct order reveals the crown for a high-value finishing attack. - Each Royal card has a unique rhythm: J feints, Q mirrors the direction, and K increases armor channels. Usage Guide 1. Upon first launch, a three-part interactive tutorial will appear: Cutting, Following the Texture, Avoiding Cursed Cards. 2. Players will enter a stage-like main interface and choose **Quick Challenge**, **Daily Deck**, or **Royal Trial**. 3. During the challenge, cards will pop up in a preset wave pattern. Players need to accumulate suit flow and focus while protecting the three hearts. 4. Royal duels or bonus waves will be interspersed throughout the challenge. 5. The results screen will display the score, accuracy, longest flow, number of Razor cuts, and quest progress. 6. Stars earned unlock card backs, stage props, and blade trails. Rewards are fixed, not random. 7. The next game will offer a new daily seed, mastery objective, or Royal Trial. Data and Privacy Statement - Play completely offline; no account registration, ads, or custom backgrounds are required. Compliance Use Statement - Does not contain gambling, poker simulations, real currency, loot boxes, or cash rewards. - The launch version does not include multiplayer or online leaderboards. - The launch version does not include landscape or iPad-specific layouts. - Does not contain realistic weapons, gore, or violent human images.