Deckarium

Fun and addicting. Frog and fish what else could you ask for (you could ask for a better name for your game for instance)

deckarium is a WHOLESOME and HIGHLY ADDICTIVE game about having a tank full of critters..... but also.... ghosts..... very scary.......... reasons to buy this game: 1. SUPER affordable 2. can beat in a few hours 3. frogs, snails, shromps - what more could you want

This is a very good game. I played it nonstop for a few hours to beat it and I enjoyed it every step of the way. Campaign mode is fun because the levels are always different and you can choose a select number of cards to use that you've unlocked. Mixing and matching the many card types that exist is fun as not everything will work together but then some will work a little too well lol. Personal Tank is where you buy and name pets using the money you've gained from Minigames or Endless mode. Minigames will show up sometimes while playing Campaign mode but you can also just play them again later to get money. Endless mode is pretty self explanatory, it is similar to Campaign mode but instead it goes on forever but it also earns you money after you stop or fail. All in all this is a fun game to play and I'd recommend it for anyone who likes chill games.

Deckarium provides a spiritual successor to Insaniquarium's core gameplay while also introducing mechanics of its own. In Deckarium, the goal is to get enough money to play the "Trophy" card three times. Money is produced by your creatures periodically, but you must keep them fed and healthy. To get fish and feed them, you play one of five cards in your hand. Your hand will be replenished if you pay to discard it or play three cards. As your tank survives, you'll need to periodically fend off ghosts by hovering over them, clean your tank by dragging with a sponge, and tending sick creatures by dragging medicine on them. While overall a pretty simple game, Deckarium does have a layer of complexity with its deck-building system; as you progress through the campaign you'll unlock new cards, and you'll be able to add up to three cards from your reserve to your deck in each level (each level normally provides you with a preset deck with no initial customization available). Another layer of strategy is the filter system; you can essentially ignore cleaning your tank with a filter card, but you can also use a myriad of filter feeding creatures to reduce algae buildup. There's also in general a lot of interactions between creatures, with many feeling meaningfully unique. Levels will usually start of pretty slow, and then end as a hectic mess of spamming cards in a frantic attempt to keep your fish alive, mill your deck for the Trophy card, and get cash. However, between those two points is a lot of variety, as different creatures need to be handled differently. In terrariums you have little issue with food, but in acquariums you have to time your feeding well, as food will disappear if it hits the bottom of the tank. Some creatures require active feeding, while others can passively feed on algae buildup, and others will eat your other creatures. There are the periodic ghost invasions to defend against. There are also upgrades you can get over time to discount, upgrade, or destroy cards in your deck, though they only affect cards that haven't been drawn yet in the current mill cycle. You can also gain more cards from booster packs in the middle of a level, adding a random card you've unlocked to your current deck. The main campaign, consisting of 36 levels, took me about 3 hours to beat. There are also 12 achievements to unlock, though you'll get most of them through standard gameplay. There's also a handful of minigames, most of which are fun, which award money for your personal tank. This personal tank allows you to buy creatures for a special terrarium and acquarium, which will never die and can come in special color schemes. Overall Deckarium is a pretty fun game. While it never become super complex, there's definitely a decent amount of depth to it, and I enjoyed my time with it. It's a [i]significant[/i] improvement in quality over (Ernesto's) Asteroid Arcade, And I enjoy playing a bit every once in a while to get coins for my fish tank.

I like the lil guys

a cute new spin on the insaniquarium formula. little nitpicks such as the card pack opening animation obscuring gameplay a bit, but the soul is absolutely here

I like this game you should play it (2x card is busted)