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• Small decision-making moments like that reward players who tool around with their deck and try to mix up their allies.That solid foundation is surrounded by a few shiny hooks that encourage players to grind out its 50 quick story levels and amass resources.
• It’s a game of management, as players need to be strategic about how they’re spending energy throughout.In my go-to deck, for instance, I had a few lowenergy summons like archers who could pluck away at approaching enemies from afar.
• Titles like this or Puyo Puyo Puzzle Pop aren’t going to wow players or rake in awards, but they truly do make the service feel like a proper arcade.
• While mobile games can be as complex and active as console ones these days, sometimes this is the kind of pace I want when I have a few distracted minutes to spare.To Apple’s credit, it’s been smart about nabbing games like this for its service in recent years.
• The new mobile title is a cross between a traditional deck builder and a strategy game where players have to fight off waves of foes by summoning allies via cards.
• It almost plays like a more real-time version of Hearthstone, with players juggling mana to overwhelm the opponent’s forces and attack them directly.While clever, the concept does feel a little limited.