AXYOS: Battlecards Reviews

It's fun but TOO REPETITIVE If u wanna try grab it while discount :D

very little instructions no guides

Nice little card game. You can spend another hour with pleasure.

Nice war card game, I was waiting for something like that :) Sadly there are almost no players online.

* Hell yeah brother * Gotta say, I'm not a big fan of card games, but for $0.49, I decided to give it a go. It's not bad at all. Great art and graphics, good background sounds. Definitely worth what I paid or even it's full price. One of the best things in this game is probably the multiplayer. 5/5

This game possesses an obscure combat mechanic, a baffling upgrade system, and a totally inadequate tutorial. The story line should really avoid using actual countries - it merely comes across as absurd. I'll await updates, if any, before trying again. I don't understand it well enough to be bothered at the moment. Apologies - yours, The Grumpster

Good: Art, music, modern/cyberpunk theme, quick games. Bad: Totally undocumented - no manual, no help, no mouseover hints, a pointless 30-second tutorial. No players. It looks like there's a potential game here waiting to be built, but feels like an unfinished alpha or demo. There's no explanation of basic gameplay, why you have two decks, which cards you can draw or play when, why there's a dice button that doesn't seem to do anything, why you sometimes receive cards without drawing them, why the same card sometimes has different costs, what the symbols in the corner of the screen mean, what the numbers on the sides mean, why your attacks sometimes cause more or less damage, how to get the special attacks and what they do, etc. It's all a big black-box mystery. You'd think with not understanding the rules, gameplay, or UI, that it would be difficult. But chances are, you'll win your very first game against the AI anyway, and every game thereafter. There's no real single-player game here in that it would be very difficult to lose even when you have no idea what you're doing. So it relies entirely on multiplayer, but no one seems to be currently playing it. At the moment, only one reviewer has even played for 1 full hour. (You can play over a dozen games in less than an hour.) There's the potential for a game here, but it's been languishing for over a year since release. If the developers come back to it and flesh it out, it could someday become a fun fast card game. But in its current state, unfortunately I can't recommend it.

Can't give this one a good review, sadly. The bits and pieces seem nice, but it doesn't make for a fun gaming experience. The art and music is perhaps the best aspect of the game, the controls work fine as well. That said the game feels very under-documented, and the games do not seem very fun or balanced, I win every time without even knowing what I am doing. Perhaps the biggest weakness is that you cannot gain experience points except in multiplayer, and I have never been able to find anyone else to play it with. Combined with the near total lack of support, this seems to be an abandoned stub of a game, and not worth purchasing at any price.