
Card Survival is a card-based survival experience. Stranded on a desert island you must use your wits and skills to stay alive. Use cards and combine them together to explore, gather resources and craft useful tools.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
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demo能玩
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i have issues with arachnophobia, please add an option to remove the pictures of spider popups. other than that it's an enjoyable experience
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그럭저럭 재미있지만 영어가..
Card Survival: Tropical Island - The First Days is a realistic text-and-picture sim instead of a card game. Cards are actually your choices. There are chances, consequences, materials, food, luck and problems upon your decision. It is quite difficult to maintain your character's health, mood, skin, hygiene, clothes, quality, mental status and everything else in a good balance. Danger and unexpected problems come up immediately and unpleasantly. You cannot avoid them! That's the most chilling part of the game IF you survive. You can use an easier character after losing initially.
An interesting blend of survival and deckbuilding. There is some necessary randomness, but the game rewards planning and is quick to punish aggressive or foolhardy play. I enjoyed the demo and it would probably be a purchase if it were more gamepad/Steam Deck friendly (which seems like a reasonably easy thing to implement for the dev). Overall, this game is one I've got my eye on. I love time-suck games like this on the Deck.
Interesting and engaging. Good game.
Super fun. Interested in playing more.
good
Very nice concept, interesting to try yourself out, inly a tiny bit clunky. E.g. i didn't find the option to move the whole stack ;)
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