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Steam reviews

What players say

Players are split: many praise the deep four-card deckbuilding and generous free progression, while others report pay-to-win concerns, RNG frustration and unbalanced cards.

Many players enjoy the core idea of building a viable deck from only four cards, with talents and passives that create synergies and make every match feel different. Art and card design are often praised, and several reviewers say they can unlock most cards without paying, with daily, weekly and level-up rewards. Some players say the early game is hard to parse because the tutorial and card wording are unclear. The main complaints are random card draws and shop rerolls that decide matches, a few cards and combos that are far stronger than the rest, and slow matches. Many players also feel that paid packs and cosmetics push free players toward spending, though others argue the advantage is mostly speed rather than power. Recent reviews are more critical of balance and monetisation than the more helpful older reviews, which describe the free progression more favourably.

Who it suits

Suits players who enjoy deckbuilding and theorycrafting and can accept randomness, slow early losses and grinding for cards.

Who should skip it

Should skip it if you dislike random outcomes, want fast matches or object to paid packs and cards giving an early advantage.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with over 20 hours mostly recommend the game and praise its depth and free progression, while players with under 20 hours more often complain about slow early games, unclear wording and RNG.

Summarised by AI from 66 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.