Creature Card Idle Reviews

Meh. Was fun at first, but as some other reviews have mentioned the scaling is sub-optimal resulting in far too much waiting for little payoff. World 3 feels like a chore. World 2 was... slightly better. Generally uninspired. I have a feeling this was dev's foray into game design. Props for putting out a game still

Worst Developer ever. Did not get enough sales and instantly startet development for a new game. Did not even finished the game, there are still some parts marked with "Coming Soon". It's a good game, I like the idea very much. Sadly, the developer only wants to make money. Do not support him on Kickstarter, he will leave the next game for sure, too.

A humble but entertaining game... It worths the price. Pros: No microtransactions. 3 free expansions. Cons: The last announced expansion is delaying a year to be released.

It's ok but would not recommend. Aside from the rare crash it's missing the obvious feature of being able to delete saved layouts. It also currently promises it's next update in 2020.

I really liked this idle game. However earning "ascension gems" is the main way you level up your cards and progress in game. Eventually after about 200-300 hours of idling you get a message that you've "completed all ascensions" for all the areas. This practically ends the progression of game and making it entirely pointless. Therefore I do not recommend this game. This can all be fixed by simply putting a never ending target for ascension gems that goes up exponentially higher and higher. Such a simple fix would turn this review into positive rather than negative. This is especially unforgivable when you take into account this game costs money and is not F2P. Simple fix devs, simple fix to make it endless. I will check back in future and hope they fix this silly design.

This game does not do idle mechanic right. Your gains grow in linear progression, when price of everything grows in exponential progression. So, to get further you need more and more time.

It's a very fun game, too bad the creator didn't finish it. I was really looking for the last realm to be released in 2020. Had lots of fun finding out the best possible combinations for each realm. After the last fix made, many bugs were removed but still have quite a few. Like, I tried resetting the game to play once again but couldn't hahaha. Please make the final realm.

It's a solid idea and _ok_ execution, but completely lacking polish. Assorted list of complaints: - The "what you earned offline" box seems to have about a 95% chance of just never going away when you click the button. Have to relaunch the game to fix it. - The window scaling is weird. - The game takes an absurdly high amount of CPU. It's an ejs wrapper around a web game, so... something's unnecessarily fucked up somewhere along the way. - You can't tell what tier your cards are. - The achievement requirements for the last 3 achievements are... confusing. For under a buck, it's ok if you want an idle game to check in on every few days.

I decided to play this again, and went to reset my progress, and it didn't work. So I still have all my stuff. What it DID do is delete the ability to progress, so now I can't advance in the game. The developer has abandoned the game, doesn't even read the steam boards or keep the game updated, and with a massive bug which has stopped all progress, I can't recommend it. I also tried deleting all traces of the game from my computer and reinstalling it, but that didn't work either. I have no idea where it's getting the save data from. I just want to play the game.

A fun idle game that is a bit starved of content for the time being. The dev is hard at work at a variety of "expansions" (basically just new zones, some with extra mechanics) over time. They've released a couple in a fairly short time span and another is on its way. You can blow through most of the content pretty quickly if you can figure out the best "builds" per zone, so it's really a manner of using that offline time and gathering up enough tokens to use in high level play. Been playing this on Kongregate since its WIP version. I like it, but it needs more to do. Very quickly it becomes a rotation of: Log in, Ascend a zone, spend a few minutes getting your build back, then log off and let offline progress do some work. It's shallow, for now, but worth a look.