Cardaire

Komik ve zevkli bir oyun, hem kart düelloları hem de npclerin diyalogları zevkli. Oyundaki herşeyi oynayıp başarımlarını %100 yapması yaklaşık 19 saat sürüyor ama başarımlarla uğraşmazsanız bir kaç saat daha az olabilir bitirmesi. Düello mekanikleri : 1- her tur başı 1 kartı elden mezara gönderip enerji sayınızı 1 arttırabiliyorsunuz 2- eğer ortadaki (O-O-X-O-O) yerde kart var ise rakip onu öldürmeden can puanlarına saldıramıyor. 3- bazı özel kartlar hariç bütün canavarlarda summoning sickness var, canavarların saldırı hakkı varsa istediğiniz canavara (veya rakibin canına) saldırabilirsiniz 4- canavarlar aynı anda birbirlerine saldırıyor bu yüzden yugioh gibi oyunların aksine savaşan bir kartın saldırısı daha yüksek olsada canı azalıyor. örn: 200/400 statlı bir kart 300/100 statlı karta saldırırsa rakibin kartı yok oluyor ama canı azalıp 200/100 oluyor. Şahsen ben bu oyunla çok eğlendim, sesli güldüğüm anlar bile oldu. Almanızı tavsiye ederim. İnşallah 2. oyunu çok daha popüler olur ve yine türkiye icin localized pricing olur.

The Short Version: If you like the beatdown-heavy style of the old Yu-Gi-Oh games (we talking Forbidden Memories, here!), but wanted to add a few dashes of Pokemon's exploration mechanics and a delightfully charming soundtrack to boot--Try Cardaire. The Long Version: As someone who played a lot of YGO: Forbidden Memories for the PS1 and way more YGO: Spirit Caller, World Championship 2008, and so on, Cardaire's "card game" leans heavily towards the early days of YGO, where "my guy is bigger than your guy" is kind of the norm. While that sounds simple, there's enough complexity within these 100+ cards to mix things up a bit. You could go wide with the Stellar definitely-not-Sentai cast, or you could amp up a two-or-three armed swordsman to new heights. You could run plenty of removal cards while focusing on getting hits in, or you could play really tanky cards to protect yourself while you build up a board. With only a bit over 100 cards, you aren't going to get *much* variety, but you can save yourself some repetition by only focusing on the main fights while you.... Explore! This was one of the more charming aspects, as I wasn't expecting it to have Pokemon-inspired exploration (complete with "hidden moves" to unlock new areas). The environments are delightful to see, the visual/audio gags help keep the game's lighthearted tone, and the overarching story has a good bit of heart to it. While some of the game's secrets are a bit obtusely hidden, the community (and the dev!) has either already compiled some of the bigger secrets or is quick to answer any questions. As a game that takes less than 10 hours to see/do everything, as a largely solo project, and as an homage to the days where your best deck was cobbled together from a handful of booster packs and hand-me-downs, Cardaire is fantastic example of what many Card-Game-Video-Games aspire to be.

short but cute indie card game :> it was fun customizing my deck (without being too overwhelming) and the art and music are both great. highly recommend!

This is easily my game of the year 2024. Cardaire has been a bucket of water within a drought of this specific type of subgenre. You got four sets (of 25 cards each) to collect, which provides a surprising variety of archetype to play as. You put a deck together and fight other NPCs, working your way toward four duelist pins. You got a handful of maps to explore and find cards, fight duelists, participate in a tournament, encounter environmental obstacles, and maybe most importantly, locate new fishing spots. I hope you enjoy fishing! If you tire of your own deck, you can even enjoy premade decks when participating within the mini-tourneys. A healthy selection of archetypes ranging from "Spell Burn" to the aptly named "Big". Duel 2 and Simple As were my favorite hits off the OST. Overall, the tunes were aesthetically pleasing. Most importantly, I had a lot of FUN. Hoping to see more from this dev in the future.

this game is great so far! really fun, and totally worth the price :)

I had been looking high and low for more games like Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship for DS, a game where I just get to go through a story dueling, adding cards to the collection, and strengthening my deck, for forever. Here it is! I cant wait for Eternal Aces

To short. Not worth the 10$ i spent, because i'm not getting that much out of it. Wish i knew sooner, like before 2 hours in so i could have gotten my money back. Felt more like a paid for long demo, than a full game at this point.

Short, sweet, nostalgic. Good humor. The cards are a bit basic, but they feel well-balanced so I don't mind. All in all, a real love letter to a mostly dead genre. It captures the niche spirit incredibly well. About to pick up the soundtrack for that banger tutorial song. Looking forward to the sequel.