Got a good 16 or so hours in to see what the 'end game' looked like. Overall it killed time, but not 100% sure if I got my money's worth. There isn't really any build diversity its either one damage type over another and focus that, and then decide if you want turrets or garrisons.

I didn't hate the way the game played and it didn't feel like a chore but I am not sure if satisfying is what I would call it. I think if balance we re-approached and the game was more diverse with builds then this could do decently well.

I am also not a fan of the minimum deck size. I kept trying to banish cards and getting more rocks which frustrated me until I realized it was a mechanic (yes I skipped all tutorials so not sure if it was explained there). I think the whole banish/discard system needs a rework.

Did I hate it? No.
Did I love it? Also no.
Do I regret my purchase? Maybe, but for 10$ I can deal with it.

I will tentatively say yes, but look forward to a *very* short game if you hate it.

Got a good 16 or so hours in to see what the 'end game' looked like. Overall it killed time, but not 100% sure if I got my money's worth. There isn't really any build diversity its either one damage type over another and focus that, and then decide if you want turrets or garrisons. I didn't hate the way the game played and it didn't feel like a chore but I am not sure if satisfying is what I would call it. I think if balance we re-approached and the game was more diverse with builds then this could do decently well. I am also not a fan of the minimum deck size. I kept trying to banish cards and getting more rocks which frustrated me until I realized it was a mechanic (yes I skipped all tutorials so not sure if it was explained there). I think the whole banish/discard system needs a rework. Did I hate it? No. Did I love it? Also no. Do I regret my purchase? Maybe, but for 10$ I can deal with it. I will tentatively say yes, but look forward to a *very* short game if you hate it.