Ancestory Reviews

Awesome game, get in now, queue up and pray to god that you don`t queue against me.

[h1]+[/h1] Art style is cool Spell and unit cards seem inspired and thought out Format is interesting [h1]-[/h1] Game is very small, feels incomplete despite being fully functioning Not enough variety of cards to keep play interesting past the first few matches Yet another humble beginning seemingly abandoned in it's infancy. Has some good stuff going for it but the smallness of the card pool leaves very little real content to enjoy. I'd recommend it if it was under a dollar, it's pretty much only worth the look around.

I can't recommend this game because it keeps crashing on me. Sometimes stright after me launching it and sometimes after some minutes of play. No problems with other games I play. It may be a good game but it does not let me experience it.

I played this game for a few hours, and I really enjoyed the different characters available. I would have liked to see more, perhaps classes for the primary character, or equipment cards - but definitely a great start. Such great promise.

Crashed on me, crashed my friend once, my other friend it froze mid-match, my game froze at launch, all within 30 mins.

If you're somehow reading this review, then I'm sorry to inform you that this game has been completely and utterly abandoned. Thank you for your time.

Pure multiplayer game. I'm sure it's a fine game, but i'm not gonna play it unless it have ether 1) a single player campaine, or 2) more depth in the gameplay

[b]Game type:[/b] 2 player Objective based Board game with LCG elements. [b]Objective:[/b] Take and hold points on the map, each round you control them they contribute points towards a victory total. First to the victory total for that map wins. [b]Impressions:[/b] I played a few total hours. Got to level 7. Played against the AI. Some UI/control complaints but nothing you can't get used to. The full 3D Isometric view and animated units are neat looking, but I don't feel like the 3D adds to the gameplay more than it gets in the way of seeing everything you might want to sometimes. Definitely more board game than CCG. You draw random cards from your deck, but there's not really combo elements or much in the way of variability. I have a feeling if I went in to play multiplayer I would run into people with some essentially unbeatable card sequences. There's not much here right now, it's fairly basic for a CCG or a board based tactics game. It's not exactly exciting to me, but I also don't feel like I was cheated by buying the game. I got something from it, even if it's just ideas about how games like this can work and some do's and don'ts. [b]Boardgame players:[/b] Recommend if you like tactics games with random elements. [b]CCG players:[/b] Might be too basic if you're looking for CCG depth or variety.

I have to say i really like the game. It's like hearthstone but you get to move the minions around the field and strategies way moore. I like the graphics and i like the whole concept of the game. There is only a couple of things, it's seems like if the other player gets ahead with something like 10 points it's really hard to comeback so the game is basically over at that point. Also it needs more cards, and i do hope they will add some as free DLC or something.

Pro: (+) Easy achievement, despite time-consuming grindfest Cons: (-) Limited card pool (-) Shallow gameplay depth (-) Lack of contents (-) Framerate issue (I'm using GTX 960M 4GB) (-) Sound issue (-) Unoptimized (from graphic setting to RAM consumption) (-) Crash occasionally