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-Similar addictive quality as Hearthstone, quick rounds, reward conveyor belt. The reward system is a bit convoluted, reminds me of [[Puzzles and Dragons]]. Decks are small (12 cards) and games are short (six rounds) but per-card abilities can be fairly complex, leaning on automation to keep an otherwise casual experience crunchy instead of pedantic and plodding. Ridiculous amount of art, production value is high. I hope the team does well.+Similar addictive quality as [[Hearthstone]], quick rounds, reward conveyor belt. The reward system is a bit convoluted, reminds me of [[Puzzles and Dragons]]. Decks are small (12 cards) and games are short (six rounds) but per-card abilities can be fairly complex, leaning on automation to keep an otherwise casual experience crunchy instead of pedantic and plodding. Ridiculous amount of art, production value is high. I hope the team does well.
  
 Core design feels a lot like [[PvZ Heroes]] from a few years back, I wonder if it's the same designer? There's definitely Devin Low DNA in this game. Core design feels a lot like [[PvZ Heroes]] from a few years back, I wonder if it's the same designer? There's definitely Devin Low DNA in this game.
  
-{{tag>videogame played "played in 2022" "played on Android"}}+{{tag>videogame cards deckbuilding played "played in 2022" "played on Android"}}
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