TEPPEN for Pc

I really enjoy this game. I really do. No ptw bull! You can get card packs naturally through doing challenges or raising in the ranks in ranked mode or even just “leveling up” different heroes. However leveling up doesn’t mean you will have an unfair advantage like more health or something. Also setting this game apart is no level ups for cards! So as long as you have the card you want to play it is equal to your opponents of the same kind! What a novel concept! However there is a drawback. Temporary I hope. Three times so far when I get into a really good match that takes longer then two minutes and I was coming back from a potential loss and just as I removed my opponents last line of defense bam! Everything goes haywire. My units won’t attack. My opponent plays no cards. I disconnect and LOSE even though I had more life and was on the verge of winning. That pisses me off so bad :( it even happened to an opponent of mine who was whooping my backside. I won because he or she “disconnected”. Rage inducing I assure you. But given if they fix that or those bugs I will be happy with this game to the point it gets five stars. Oh and if you are the type who likes shelling out hundreds of dollars on card games don’t fret! Even though you can’t gain an unfair advantage you can still collect “foil” cards and even secret cards that are animated! Overall a worthy game.

Fun game, stupid unbalanced. You’ve seen the other reviews: you just face the same cheap combos over and over and there’s not a great deal you can do about it. At a certain point, it means only specific characters with specific cards are actually viable for play. Sure, I could do it too, but the whole draw for me was “oh cool, I can play a card game as Mega Man X!” or “oh neat, I can be Dante!”, but the reality of the situation is that the vast majority of your opponents will be the same character, same cards, same combo, same inability for you to do anything about it. Got all “target friendly” spells in your hand? There’s no mulligan or discard, so you gotta forfeit. Not playing Ryu or spamming spikes with Nergigante? You already lost, don’t bother. Didn’t bring flying? You’re gonna waste a lot of time on the way to that loss. They were pretty generous with the card packs from level up and such, I only ever bought the introductory crystals for the season pass and managed to get a good spread of cards, but you can only level up so much from the missions before you’re left with two unfair missions that force you to create special decks over and over to try and overcome their grossly cheap conditions. Might wanna just come back to this one after they use the early players as game testers a bit more and save yourself the headache.

This is a great card game and it has potential to be even greater. However, what holds this game back is the difficulty of obtaining new cards. Even the daily rewards don’t help as much, at most doing the daily rewards will only give you enough for one pack opening.(also 240 gold is a odd and high number for a pack, maybe 150 or a 100 gold is reasonable for a pack). I suggest giving everyone 3 daily goals each day, instead of 1. Login rewards need to be better as well. 10 souls for each login is abysmal. Either increase the amount of souls you get for daily logins(instead of 10 make it 50 or even 70 souls) or give us 60 gold with souls(keeping it souls at 10)for the daily login; and maybe give us a pack ticket for the last day of the week. I think introducing a more F2P environment can help this game a lot in the future. Furthermore, The Grand Prix is a good idea but it suffers the same problem which is the lackluster rewards. You need to provide incentives for people to keep playing since most people don’t have the time and money to play all day. Again, This is a great card game and it could be even greater.

This game is probably either really liked or really hated. At first I thought it was going to be like injustice 2 or Mortal Kombat mobile, however it’s not. You can say it’s a slightly good mislead to a card game that’s not so ordinary. The graphics are simple, but captivating. The mechanics are kind of like playing a YuGiOh game with less live action cutscenes, but again, the game is pretty straight forward and a slight tease to Capcom fans. You’d be amazed that majority if not all the original voice actors from the character counter parts are also portraying them in this game. It takes some getting used to with the game being new and all also and the graphics and colors are so distracting, you’d want to disregard the tutorials to just enjoy the background music and the scenery. Verdict: Do not expect this to be the mother of all games, but consider it an interactive puzzle/card/action game that will keep fans both occupied and appreciative of the game’s treasures.