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It's called Sword Girls but the gameplay decidedly involves no depiction of swordplay as in Bushido Blade but with an exclusively female cast as was the case with the Arcana Heart series.
There ought to be a law against that sort of thing. That's practically false advertisement.
There ought to be a law against that sort of thing. That's practically false advertisement.
Haven't even heard of this until right now, but it certainly looks mighty fascinating.
I haven't tried online TCGs before, but this might get me to start collecting cards (albeit, virtual ones) for the first time since Yu-Gi-Oh was popular.
I haven't tried online TCGs before, but this might get me to start collecting cards (albeit, virtual ones) for the first time since Yu-Gi-Oh was popular.
@BoboTheMonkey: You love games, but you don't refer yourself as a gamer. Then, what do you refer yourself as?
Playing that game will cost a lot of money, even the cards you win after a fight in a dungeon need money to unlock. I burned through the 4000 credits ($40) that they gave me during beta and I didn't have a killer deck.
To craft the best cards you need multiple other cards that often need other cards to be crafted. And to craft those cards you need materials. So to get one rare card you need an absurd amount of stuff. And you'll often want 3 of those, so prepare to put a lot of time and a lot of cash.
I'll play again in the next closed beta but I won't play it when I'll need to pay.
To craft the best cards you need multiple other cards that often need other cards to be crafted. And to craft those cards you need materials. So to get one rare card you need an absurd amount of stuff. And you'll often want 3 of those, so prepare to put a lot of time and a lot of cash.
I'll play again in the next closed beta but I won't play it when I'll need to pay.
All rares and higher have deck copy limits of 2 (for 13-point spells) and 1 (for anything rarer), so I'm not sure what my friend Xelotath is talking about.
Seeing that the game does not require you to have multiple copies of a card to make it playable, and that it's possible to obtain almost any card in the game just by playing for a reasonable amount of time, this game has my support.
I especially like the new approach to card game strategy where managing risks and probabilities is the primary dueling activity, rather than having to construct several possible move-by-move scenarios for each action taken. It also ensures I never bore of the same match ups, since an exact replay of the same duel unfolding twice is probabilistically insanely rare.
Seeing that the game does not require you to have multiple copies of a card to make it playable, and that it's possible to obtain almost any card in the game just by playing for a reasonable amount of time, this game has my support.
I especially like the new approach to card game strategy where managing risks and probabilities is the primary dueling activity, rather than having to construct several possible move-by-move scenarios for each action taken. It also ensures I never bore of the same match ups, since an exact replay of the same duel unfolding twice is probabilistically insanely rare.
I felt PVP was far easier than the AI. Great game though, but the maid deck was far too powerful in beta. Many many people posted about it though so it will probably get fixed. Love this dev.
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