DeckMake Fantasy for Pc

I love the game, the artwork is fantastic. But I was unable to beat it due to a game breaking glitch that stopped me from advancing and fighting the final boss. Can't recommend a game that's broken at such a critical point, sorry.

Overall I'd say I like this game. Here are my likes and dislikes: Likes: 1) the game has a creative way to show progression in ur character w/o leveling up 2) the characters, monsters and game illustration is pretty cool 3) the game and combat system are addicting Dislikes: 1) too much grinding (other raters have mentioned this as well) 2) no sell back option in the shop. Once a card becomes obsolete its just a dead card in ur library 3) a longer story would be nice. Minus all the grinding the game doesn't actually last that long. Suggestions: 1) add in a sell back option at the shops. This kills the dead card and grinding options w/one stone 2) add in more story driven side quests. This could add some depth to the main story 3) add in some hidden cards. Perhaps single cards that are so strong only one exists. This could be a optional side quest that the player has to unlock. Also adds more length to the story, but as optional the player can choose to not do it All-in-all great game!

The game is easy to pick up and put down. Mostly played in between commutes. However, moving between different kingdoms creates power creeps from previously accessible cards. You'll never use magic attack or physical attack cards once you receive stronger ones. Your HP is the only stat you control, while attack is determined by specific card. Essentially, you level up by acquiring higher HP with the better cards in the new area. No elemental resistances for magical attacks, and physical attack cards reign supreme. Game can become a tad repetitive if you've figured out the optimal strategy. Final boss was surprisingly satisfying to destroy with triple power Ice Sword!!! Overall, would recommend if you want a short (took me about a week with 30-60 min sessions two to three times a day) and visually appealing game with little variation of strategy, but high on visuals and card collecting. The music is charming and fits with setting. The story is pretty light, as well as town exploration. Game follows pattern: Go to town, talk to shop owner for items in town, and guild owner for details on monsters in the area. Each area has 4 monsters. Rinse and repeat until you find Kingdom's Castle. Talk to King and receive cards, then fight whatever monster king wants you to slay (usually two strongest monster in their kingdom) and bring back item for him. You'll then be granted passage into the subsequent chronological kingdom. Continue process until reaching final 5th land. Favorite cards: Power Attack Replace Heavy Boomerang Fire Sword Spear

This game improved its translation over its initial release so the dialogue is ok save for the numbered town names. The quick mode also hastens battle speed which is good. The problem with this app is that it gets repetitive, especially in the beginning when you have a deck full of short swords that are terrible and have no combos. At least you get a couple of fireballs and the stronger cards make the game more interesting. You also need to be able to sell outdated cards too. I do like the fact there is some strategy, like using a buckler against hobgoblins, whose charge attack gets crippled when you raise your defense. The game is fairly underrated as a lot of online reviews do not include the most recent version of the game that is a nice improvement especially when you get going with some nice cards.