
Cards, the Universe and Everything is a unique trading card game with almost limitless possibilities: Dinosaurs, Norse gods, blue-footed boobies, Samurai, volcanoes, even the god particle. With the universe’s thingamabobs and endless strategies, are you ready for this gloriously bonkers game?
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Ever wondered who’d win in a fight, Loki or a pug? T-Rex vs Houdini? Napoleon or the Sphinx? In Cards, the Universe and Everything (CUE), these deeply important questions are finally answered. Collect the best of history, science, myths, nature and much more…
No paywalls, just good old-fashioned wheeling and dealing with players across the world. Build your dream collection, track down and exchange rare cards, or hoard 37 copies of a Honey Badger just for the hell of it.
With over 5,000 cards spanning everything from black holes to Black Hawks, you can build decks that are brilliant, bizarre, or just plain unfair. In case you're wondering, that's more than 434 quintillion possible card combinations per round, so things never get boring.
Sure, Space, History and Science might sound like a school project, but really, it’s mostly shouting as Henry VIII flattens your quantum physicist and the angry goose you just played ruins everything. Each arena has its own twists, and every card is packed with curious facts to make defeat feel oddly enlightening.
Win trophies, unlock powerful new cards, and collect rewards in regular events. Because who doesn’t love being rewarded for playing cards?

Craft Special Cards and Fuse Duplicates
Uncover secret recipes, combine duplicates, and create new cards with game-changing abilities. Or just melt down your spares in a blind panic after a crushing defeat.

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Languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil
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não gostei
(before reading, take note that i mostly played on the android app) I've been playing this game for quite a long time and i must say that i really enjoy it, -i love the fact that every card has a description or a cool fact -i love the gameplay, the combos that you can do and the amount of cards that make every game unique -the fact that even if some cards are sometime not that balanced compared to others there's always something to counter it -the fact that the game isn't pay to win, like yea you can buy gems and coins to buy more card but there's some common card that are absolutely overpowered compared to limited legendary + its easy to get gems and coins without spending anything the only thing that i dislike about the game is that i mostly encounter bots (still fun to fight againt tho :P)
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Impressionantemente bom e ótimo para free-to-play, pelo menos até agora. Sistema de progressão rápido e deck building interessante, se manter consistência continua sendo um bom jogo para se recomendar. só precisa de mais players
4.7 ч. за последние две недели / 4.7 ч. всего Просмотреть вашу статистику Просмотреть общую статистику Написать обзор продукта Cards, the Universe and Everything Пожалуйста, опишите, что вам понравилось или не понравилось в этой игре, и порекомендовали бы вы её другим. Будьте вежливы и придерживайтесь правил и рекомендаций.
El juego es muy bueno, pero requiere una planificación para poder armar mazos decentes con los que tener las recompensas interesantes. Recomiendo no gastar las gemas gratuitas que te van dando a lo loco, métete al Discord y busca mazos competitivos con pocas limitadas con los que puedas tener buen desempeño, y una vez tengas un par de mazos buenos dedícate a ampliar la colección (NO ANTES), porque sino te abrumas. Bastante amigable con los free to play.
This game can be a lot of fun and educational. For a F2P game, it's pretty rewarding with it's in game currency. I also recommend, as a new player, that you hunt down codes online to get all the free stuff. Now, to the nitty gritty. This game appears to be more about collecting than it is about actually playing cards. The will find more people trading than you will queueing up to play matches. Speaking of queueing up... in my experience it has been slightly disappointing. If you are queueing up into a League match, the search will eventually time out and you will be faced with a Bot. These bots aren't that tough, most of the time. So, grinding weekly leagues for bonus cards isn't all that difficult with a decent deck. (I say this as a player who has faced nothing but bots from rank 20 up to rank 5... maybe it's different once you make it past rank 1?) If you are queueing to play Casual, because you want to test a deck out or because you built a deck to complete a daily/weekly quest... you can expect to be greeted by 'try hard' decks that push out 400-1000 points per hand. With having little to no chance of actually winning or having fun, but you will achieve your dailies. If you are okay with this, then I highly recommend this game. At the very least you will learn a bunch of neat facts... my favourite so far is The Chinese Room. Look it up!
Divertidíssimo!!!!!!
very much pay to win get past the tutorial thinking okay its challenging but nothing i cant handle then boom every match from then on your paired with people whom you stand no chance against match after match after match
I love the game. I have been playing this a lot on my phone and decided to get it on Steam as well...Unfortunately I still suck at it lol
One of the most fun card games.
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