Alphadeck

I did a First Look of the game. Not specifically a review but shows the game in all it's glory. Theres a couple things I think could be improved such as adding a confirmation window. You can see my full thoughts in the video below but I really like the game. Solid game and free too! Keep up the good work ELV. https://youtu.be/e_zyhMt3lcc

Игра сложновата в понимании, но в целом играть можно

Bad card game, whoever goes first will win.

Игра 'Alphadeck' оказалась приятным сюрпризом. Поначалу, простой концепт карточной стратегии с элементами рогалика кажется не слишком оригинальным, но быстро затягивает своей глубиной и разнообразием. Приятно, что разработчики уделили внимание балансу карт и способностей, что позволяет создавать различные выигрышные стратегии. Особенно порадовал процедурно-генерируемый мир, который каждый раз предлагает новые испытания и заставляет адаптироваться. Реиграбельность на высоте! Система прокачки персонажа хорошо продумана, и каждое улучшение чувствуется значимым. Визуальное оформление хоть и минималистичное, но стильное и не отвлекает от игрового процесса. Музыкальное сопровождение ненавязчивое и атмосферное. Из минусов можно отметить некоторую сложность освоения на первых порах – не помешало бы более подробное обучение. И иногда, особенно при неудачном наборе карт, игра может показаться несправедливой. В целом, 'Alphadeck' - это добротный представитель жанра карточных рогаликов, который способен увлечь на многие часы. Рекомендую всем любителям жанра!

Its not worthy to play. Even if i get paid for it.

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(At this time this was written) This game has several problems -easily fixed- that make it... frustrating to play. It's a simple Hearthstone-esque card game where you win battles to purchase cards, and destroy cards to improve other ones. First of all, this game doesn't have a tutorial. The player is forced to fumble through the menu and eventually into the first fight. There you have slightly helpful, if a bit hard to see UI that gives you buttons to press. While there is a list of "hints", they're too cumbersome and time consuming to substitute an actual tutorial. [h1] Dueling [/h1] The "duel" stage is rather unintuitive, with 9 tiles representing the spaces you can put your cards. However, there are two types of cards you can play (and certain rules attached to them), yet all the tiles look exactly the same. The game doesn't explain the differences between these cards, nor what the rules are for playing them. When the player is playing their cards, they can't see the enemy side, which can be quite annoying if one wanted to see how much hp an enemy card had left, or what spells the enemy has in play. When the player is attacking, they can't deselect cards, which is rather annoying if you accidentally selected multiple cards at once that you'd rather use elsewhere. The most annoying thing about about "dueling" is right at the start, where the player is forced to roll for [strike]initiative[/strike] who goes first. If the player goes second, it is highly likely they'll lose. This can be countered with overleveled cards, but it's not a guarantee. One last thing - considering that it's practically guaranteed to lose a battle if you roll badly, you might want to skip the battle entirely and start it over. However, you can't. As far as I'm aware, there isn't any way to quit a duel one you've entered it. You'll have to wait for the AI to slowly hit you down and end the battle, then try again. Overall, this game has potential to be decently fun, but is held back by a few hiccups and lack of QoL features. Hopefully it'll get updated by the developer at some point.

[h1]6/10[/h1]