Crunch Time!

Here's the first thing you need to know about this game: there's no menu and no modes, which means no multiplayer, a core requirement for any card game. Here's the second thing you need to know: everything is completely luck based; no skilled is involved whatsoever. It's such a simplistic concept with the only real game mechanics being playing the random cards you get and waiting. The requirements to win are also randomly generated, but not balanced, so sometimes you'll just have a way lower or higher requirement than your opponent. It's a nice concept, but it needs a lot more work, or at least some work in order to be enjoyable. Do NOT buy this game.

I've put a lot of hours into this game in the DRM-Free version a while ago and I was happy to see it make its way onto Steam. The mechanics of the game are relatively simple and not a whole lot of explanation is required to understand what you must do which is a good thing, because card-battling games at times can get VERY complex. The premise is simple, you're assigned a video game project to work on, and each department needs a certain number of completed tasks, and ultimately once each task has its required number you win. The game's cards represent these tasks, and how many turns are required to complete each one, and there are also counter-cards to make the AI opponent's life a little bit more difficult, by delaying his tasks, or throwing on more tasks for it to complete to ultimately win. I'm a card-battling junkie when it comes to PC games and I've played my fair share of them, and this fits into my collection nicely. If I was to have any complaint at all towards this game it would be that it would greatly benefit from online multiplayer, but a minor setback when the price is considered, I'm definitely getting what I'm paying for and have already gotten my moneys worth outside of Steam.

This is a cheap, simple card game. The greatest flaw is the draw mechanic (always draw up to 5 cards), which means that you'll be sitting on useless cards, while the opponent pulls of combo after combo. Pros: - Good idea for a card game - Great production value, highly polished - Nice art style - Very cheap - Play it for two hours and you'll get your money's worth. Cons: - One big design flaw (draw mechanic) makes this game highly dependent on luck - Very low replay value

[h1] Cheap and simple card game - that's it [/h1] The biggest drawback is the mechanics(you always get up to 5 cards max), which means you'll be sitting around with unnecessary cards in your hand while your opponent pulls combo after combo. Pros: - Good idea for a card game - Great production quality, highly polished - Nice style - Very inexpensive Disadvantages: - One big design flaw (acrt matching) makes this game very dependent on luck - Quickly gets boring and doesn't give motivation to play more games -Low number of cards

Juego de cartas no coleccionables por turnos donde asumiremos el papel de una empresa desarrolladora de videojuegos, nuestra misión consistirá en terminar nuestro proyecto antes que nuestro rival, para ello deberemos jugar nuestras cartas con astucia para incrementar nuestro avance, solventar problemas o retrasar el progreso de nuestro oponente. La jugabilidad se basa en point and click sin más complicaciones, con una interfaz intuitiva y fácil de dominar, gráficamente hablando el juego nos ofrece una estética bien acabada con un bonito concept art para los diseños de las cartas y mucho humor en las descripciones de estas. La banda sonora representa un buen punto a favor, pues es variada y dinámica. Como pegas hay que destacar la falta de variedad del producto, que solo nos ofrece enfrentamientos uno versus uno contra la máquina sin ningún tipo de campaña ni modalidad arcade o torneo, además no cuenta con opción on-line, limitando bastante su abanico de posibilidades, aunque esto no resta rejugabilidad al título, pues las partidas se hacen entretenidas y bastante amenas. En conclusión, es una propuesta muy buena con un desarrollo demasiado escaso, aun así bien acabado y sin fallos aparentes, por desgracia sus opciones se quedan demasiado cortas, por fortuna lo encontramos a un precio bastante digno, ajustado a lo que ofrece. Ideal para el que guste disfrutar de partidas esporádicas.

Sure clarify, that this IS an okay game. The problem is that its only okay for a couple of playthroughs and you'll have explored all that there is to see. Most games will just consist of playing all cards that you are given, with fairly minimal chance for strategy. Not only that, but the only option is to play against the computer. It would be nice to have a 2 player mode (ANY, doesn't need to be an online one, but that would surely help!). On top of that, from what Ive gathered, it appears that the players share a single deck of cards. This may mean that you'll never get any of the "good" cards needed. A better option would be to have two seperate decks that play against each other instead. And finally. As there's already been a couple of times where I'm unable to play any cards. An extra option (that is apparently already being added) would be to have the option to discard and recollect your whole hand of cards. Other than that, I can't think of too much that would improve the actual strategy side of this game that could make it more worthwhile. SOooo... whilst I PERSONALLY can't recommend it so much. It IS an okay game so long as you're not expecting too much depth with it. Then again, it IS fairly cheap and won't damage your wallet too much.

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this game would be more fun if it has multiplayer mode.