Card Hunter Reviews

[b]Card Hunter is a [strike]Daemonic Hellspawn[/strike] LoveChild of those dungeon hunting games and a nerd whom collects WoW merch's wet dream. Its a TBS that puts you in a world where the game is a board game and the game has board game vibes. [/b] You play as yourself and you pick 3 characters to play, Warrior, Mage, Monk and 3 races, elf, dwarf and human. Each Race is better suited for a certain role, Elf is good for magic, human for monk and dwarf for warrior. Its a solid game with each dungeon/map/board completed (which may have 3 or so stages) rewarding you with items and money. It features a huge selection of gear, to max health give you new cards and things. Its not P2w, even though i haven't seen any PvP (if there is) and even if you don't get The legendary [strike] Cardboard Shield and Larp sword[/strike] Gear you may be able to buy it off others.

Before this was on steam, I played it at my colleges computer lab all the time. Safe to say I have well over a hundred hours into this baby. If you enjoy getting really really frustrated, I recommend it.

This game is great! I love it. At school, me and my friends play it on kongergate when we finish asignments. I definitly recommend this game to people into D&D, fantasy, board games, or just people looking for a cool F2P game.

It's an interesting game and nice for something mellow, however the "GM" sound effects can get annoying and repetitive.

Very enjoyable game, sometimes frustrating but in a fun way haha Could spend hours trying to beat a level, but so far that's not annoyed me too much..... YET ;)

I've played this game for a while(not on steam) and I really liked it. Today I finally got past the part that I haven't beaten since I was 10-ish.(I haven't played for a year or so)

Got to be one of the best free to play games if you like a board game. Turn based, play a card each turn for an action, move, fight the bad guys, get loot, equip your characters, level up, good fun. Really like the way different items give you different combos of cards for your build creating an agony of choice. Just wish the optional membership was a bit cheaper but they deserve the odd payment now and again for the good work they've done.

If you have ever enjoyed playing a table-top fantasy game then I would definitely suggest giving this game a try. It is very nostalgic to the early days of AD&D and full of adolescent sibling rivalry and nerd humor. The interplay between card use and the figures on the map is very well thought out. Like any game there can be some mini-maxing going on, but, if you want to play the game for fun, then there is a lot of fun variation that can go on. The game has single player, cooperative, and player versus player modes. And, yeah, regardless of how well you make a deck of cards for your character, board tactics, and the-luck-of-the-draw can make or break a scenario or match, but that’s part of what makes this game fun and challenging.

The game is fine but not without flaws. It's hard to get into, as you don't earn much money through adventuring. Many adventures are behind a paywall. The visuals are unique and very transparent. The gameplay is interesting but may become boring quickly. I can recommend playing it for a bit, but not as a long term time investment.

Pros: I was transported back in time 30 years, the flavor and feel of PnP RPG gaming is perfect. The metagame story is fun and interesting. Felt like the 1980s... Cons: The micropayment cash grab is gross. You can play free for @30hrs, then you need to start buying access. Also: this game is a _very cheap_ strat game, with minimalist card building elements. If you want to feel the nostalgia - play for free. Any other reason should be a pass. I give it a thumbs up BARELY and only for the story and feels. The game is a grind - barely entertaining.