Triplicity Reviews

Singleplayer CCG combined with logical puzzles.

Other reviews have explained the game better than I would. Card game is simple design-wise without being braindead. Puzzles are good and a nice break from cards, though I wish there was more of them. Optional puzzles that give card rewards would make the early phase before you have enough cards to create a decent deck much more enjoyable.

A really great strategic card game with some fun puzzles mixed in. Get your ccg fix for a low cost.

Good puzzles. Good card game. Not complicated, but it has some depth. Needs some way to get rid of cards you don't want for cards you need.

Triplicity unique in the sense that it is both a collectible card game and puzzler. The purpose of the game is to navigate levels by solving puzzles. After the puzzles are completed you then engage in card battles with a guardian. At first switching between the puzzles and card battles seemed to break the pace of the game, but I actually found it to be mentally engaging and kept the gameplay from getting too stagnant. I think that the puzzles are cleverly designed and, the card game is fast paced and addictive. Overall I think that Triplicity is a good solid game and definitely worthy of playing.

This is a fun and relaxing game. I especially like the card combat. There is an elegance to the design that keeps it simple, but still allows for very strategic play.

This game reminds me a lot of Monument Valley, but there is a card game component added to it. The aesthetic of the world is minimal and charming, and the card game is well balanced with challenge and reward. You can tell the developer put a great deal of time and thought into this game. I also really liked the game soundtrack, it's peaceful. I can see myself getting wrapped up in this game for hours. :)

Was able to get lucky and chance upon this game off of steam's Card Game tag, and I'm glad I did! This has been a really satisfying/relaxing little single player game so far while I recover from Slay The Spire burnout. The rules of the card game itself lend themselves well to discovering the best way to play at a good pace, the puzzles have been pretty fun, and the card artwork gives the game a distinct flavor that is especially welcome in a world where 99% of card games are trying to mimic hearthstone's cutesy rounded style. Worth the price for anyone in the market for a chill solo game.

The card game is simple, but tricky. You must build a deck to win the match. The puzzleaspect is well executed. To me, it feels not necessary, but leads towards your next opponent. Like in every good cardgame, the more you play it, the more you get back. Give it a shot. It deserves to be played. One of the better games I purchased this year.

Card game is watered down and unoriginal. Gameplay is pure autopilot yet also painfully slow. You get no extra cards to start, and only the slowest trickle as you play, so any deckbuilding fun is locked away behind hours of mashing your bland default deck. Puzzle part is bland, fiddly, and poorly implemented. I love puzzle games generally, I love card games like Magic or Slay the Spire, and I've enjoyed other simple card games (eg. Card City Nights), but I can't find anything to like here.