Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler Reviews

[b]Usual game with unusual features.[/b] Metroplex Zero is a cool card game where you need to upgrade your heroes and defeat enemies. Mechanics are easy to learn and interface is intuitive. It creates engaging and intensive gameplay. Also this game contains strategy elements, challenging from one side and accessible for casual players from another. The graphics made in cyberpunk-style, and the soundtrack is very atmospheric. The developers were able to create an interesting game that thrills and captivates.

This is an interesting and multifaceted cyberpunk card roguelike that makes you fall in love with the plot and mechanics of the game. Recommended for card game lovers.

A solid example of team-based "Slay the Spire"-like card battler roguelike in Cyberpunk setting. Build your own team of rebels to take down evil MegaCrops by customizing & enchaniting decks and making a battle defying decisions. TL:DR If you're missing out on playing card-battlers, this cup-of-tea if handcrafted for you ;3 Give it a go!

I really like the Slay the Spire feel in a sci-fi package. The fact that you can take control of a group of characters, as opposed to only one is really fun, and helps to diversify your strategy. The music is great, the background art is gorgeous, and the depth of deck combos is truly awesome. I really enjoy this game so far !

The cyberpunk setting has experienced many implementations in recent years, in films, games and literature. And so a small team of developers from Enigma presented their vision of the dystopian world of the future, in which the richest clans rule and equality between people is worth looking for. The hero of the game has yet to study technologies and capabilities, recruit a team and take advantage of all the available combat opportunities. The battle is a card battle in which the player will at first be alone against strong enemies, but with progress a team will appear, each member will have their own sets of cards, with their own unique attacks and defenses. Collect and upgrade your kits, create unique strategies against enemies and achieve victory over the usurpers.

Metroplex Zero hooked me with its captivating blend of card battles, roguelike twists, and JRPG depth. Customizing decks, empowering heroes with cybernetics, and challenging megacorps felt exhilarating. Each hero's unique style, from grenades to stealth, added strategic depth. The dystopian 2280 world, dominated by ruthless megacorps, presented moral dilemmas and intriguing foes. Deck customization, VR training, and tactical battles kept me engaged. With 250+ cards, 70 augments, and 9 heroes, Metroplex Zero merged Slay the Spire, Magic: The Gathering, and Shadowrun into a masterful experience.

Metroplex Zero is a true gem in the realm of sci-fi card battlers, offering an exhilarating experience that combines strategic depth with a futuristic aesthetic. The game's visuals are nothing short of stunning, immersing players in a meticulously crafted sci-fi universe that captivates from the very beginning. The card battling mechanics are both intuitive and complex, providing a satisfying blend of strategy and unpredictability. Metroplex Zero strikes the perfect balance, making it accessible for newcomers to the genre while offering seasoned players a challenge that keeps them coming back for more.

An unusually designed card game where you control several characters. Each card has its own property. You need to wisely build your deck, improve it, and approach battles tactically. In appearance, everything is simple, but in reality the strongest strategist will win.

A good Roguelite with turn-based card fights. Different decks, different heroes, gradual leveling. Cyberpunk style. Good graphics, good music. All in all, a pretty satisfying game. And it's early access. I think the game will be even better by release.

Not the worst turn-based CCG out there. The game has a lot of characters with innate ability from which you can build multiple builds using different attack/defense cards with combo natural elements. The game has a lot of story (also animated) but which good can be skipped as it did not interest me. Well as the game is interesting.