Lost Portal CCG for Pc

This game allows you to play a single battle in just 2-5 minutes. Random drops keep you coming back to get new cards and try different strategies. Thanks for developing the expansions. One thing I’d like to see is the ability to choose the frequency that you get cards versus gold. Can we always get cards and have the option to just sell them for money? At this point in the game, I no longer have a use for gold and it can become a grind to find those rare avatar cards that might be the linchpin for a new deck style. Great game overall, and highly recommended for those looking for an experience that allows for collection of items (cards) and character advancement without a continue to pay to get rarer stuff model. You have to earn the rare stuff. How it should be.

the app Portal is great in a lot of ways. You get to play a collectible card game and get all of the best cards without having to spend several hundred dollars like you’d have to in Magic the Gathering or Hearthstone. You get to play it whenever you want, even if you’re offline, and matches are short, sweet and they all have an element of progression- you get new cards, or gold to buy new cards at a shop, after every match. The stats system, where you get to improve them on level up, may not be perfectly balanced (Agi > Wis > HP >> Int, IMO), but it’s innovative and makes the gameplay more fun (e.g. by Wis giving you more starting aeons so you don’t get mana screwed and get to play your big cards faster), so I give it my thumbs up. So why three stars when I’ve had nothing but praise for it so far? There’s one issue that has caused me a lot of frustration: Availability of two-colored aeons. I just had to restart a playthrough where I was level 20, because I wanted to play a Red + Blue deck and had only managed to get 3 Frostfire Orbs, with no more available to be bought in shops or even crafted. 3 to 4 copies of a card is usually all you need, but with Aeons you want 12 to 15 copies, so they’re a huge bottleneck for you to build a multi-colored deck, and if you get unlucky with the type of two-colored aeons you want, then that will wreck your playthrough. Other than this (really frustrating) issue, this really is an outstanding game.

This game meets all of your expectations for a game spawned from the likes of MTG and others in a single-player format. The towns/dungeons/quests are straight forward, and are a great way to explore a format like this. The balancing of the cards is quite well done. Also, portrait mode by nature....can’t be beat! I have one request if developers read this and still have an interest in furthering this game (unless a sequel is in the works). The expansions add a decent number of cards, but the campaigns are quite short and don’t allow you take full advantage of them. Lengthening the expansions with an extra town and few extra dungeons seems easy enough and would satisfy players to a huge extent. Anyway, been playing forever, and it’s one of the best pickup game apps if you’re a ccg fan... ever.

For a few bucks, this game is worth hours of good game play. Like other deck building games, you start off with a base deck and through eliminating monsters and other threats on behalf of various towns/cities, you gain gold and cards to make your deck awesome. Similar to Magic, you can make Red/Blue decks, Black/Green, one color decks, etc. I love this game. You may find some monsters draw godly well one time, then you pull out some crazy stuff and win. Do remember that you can forge cards, buy more from the merchant, and find more off of monsters. All in game currency of course, no p2w or other stupid micro transactions that plague other games. Two expansions that add variety and more content to play. All in all, gooooooood game. Haven’t played a satisfying phone game in ages, but this one does it right.