Eternal Destiny

MY 10MINS of FUN So the game has some depth, battles don't really seem to hard. I'm sure the battles will progressively get more challenging as game play goes on. This game isn't for everyone (myself included), but it'll scratch an itch for others. From what I did play, it was fun, I did enjoy it. The art work was good. There were regular versions and evolved versions of the same card, which broke up some monotony. The DEAL BREAKER for me is the game doesn't support full screen modes. You are locked in a small windows size. Probably something around 720p. I'd expect 1080p at the least from something released in 2016, guess not. Feels like this was a mobile game.......Recommended if you can deal with static lower resolution.

本来是款好游戏，可惜我手贱买了dlc，开局直接无敌了，还玩个锤子 也没有重置进度和删存档的选项 买dlc还成错了

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妈的fps掉成个位数了，什么b优化

I love Deckbuilders. I love lots of different forms of them -- from Microprose's original [i]Magic: the Gathering[/i] implementation, to modern card battlers like [i]Across the Obelisk[/i], to unique implementations of Deckbuilding like the Civ-clone via deckbuilder [i]Hexarchy[/i]. Those are good games. This, on the other hand, is utter, steaming, piles of Gryphon manure, should that Gryphon have had a diet of nothing but rotted corpses filled with pus. Clearly meant to be a "pump all the money out of you mobile game," it spends more time explaining the "free" cards you are getting and less showing you how the hell to play. The tutorial barely helps, the interface is grotesque and looks like it belongs on windows 7, and you have to go buried through menus to even just READ what your cards (or opponent's cards) do. The menus are confusing and some settings can only be accessed by a drop down right click menu. The writing translation is awkward and stilted. This is so bad I could barely finish the tutorial levels. I have so many games by which to have fun in my life, and this is not three of them. I hope I got this as a part of some cheap bundle somewhere and do not need to revisit upon my past self some form of shaming for purchasing this at anything approaching full price.

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I've been sitting on this review for weeks not because its a particularly hard game to review, but just because I'm struggling to answer the core question of "Would you recommend this game to other players?". This isn't a sideways thumb where it has good and bad, but straight up... you will love or hate this game. Me? I'm the first category. It's worth noting upfront that this is anime waifu game with functional jiggle physics. Even the lovecraftian Fish-People, "Deep Ones", are shown as girls in swimsuits. The writing too leans on the pervy side. I wouldn't call it a straight-up pervy game, but there's just enough that I'd offer a warning. If this bothers you, you can assume its a "No, I don't recommend". And now for the game itself. On the positive side, this is one of the fairest mobile-style CCGs I've played. The game is well-priced, the DLC offers updates if you want more, there's no spending real money, and while there is an energy system... its for a small part of the game and I've not actually emptied the meter despite playing daily for weeks. You get to focus on collecting the cards, building your deck, upgrading your units, using it in several different modes and eventually maybe even playing multiplayer. While less satisfying, the core game play is decent enough. It's kind of a creature focused Yu-Gi-Oh where you summon lot of creatures to the field and trade blows. There's nothing resembling trap or spell cards but only creatures so the strategies and twists-of-fate rarely occur. Instead, you use a combination of matching your monster elements with the terrain on the field, fuse duplicate cards into higher tiers, and feed non-duplicates to raise the stats of your fielded cards to create some semblance of strategy. It's not a deep game, but it works well enough. But, despite the fairness of everything, it's still built on the core of a mobile game. You don't pay real money, you do need grind alot. It has everything from burning cards to upgrade, to tap on the screen repeatedly to "Explore", grinding battle mode for money and experience, and logging in for daily potions. There are dozens of loosely connected systems that are equally enjoyable and frustrating because they exist to slow down the game and gate the content. So ultimately, whether you would enjoy this game depends on how you feel about mobile RPGs. This is the best way to get the mobile card game experience without constantly being badgered to spend real money on gems.

This is a fantastic card game. You have the combination of various game-play alongside the joy of collecting cards as you go along. The art on the cards is really well done and there is a lot of cards to collect. Voice acting was quite good and humorous at times. There is challenge along the way and you are forced to come up with solutions in the dungeons to gather resources to purchase new cards. There are daily and weekly tasks and challenges with nice rewards. It is simple and yet complex at higher levels. There is now an option to switch away from the pointless self-censoring which no doubt did the company no favors. The game is likely designed with a portable device in mind, but it worked very well on PC aside from the lack of resolution choice. In terms of value, under five dollars on sale was an excellent value, but keep in mind there are dlc additions down the road to add to that.

It's a fun and unique card battler, although some cards feel very OP. Also make sure you have a card buddy if you plan on getting all the achievements.

画风太老旧了，不太讨喜，明明是2016年的游戏 但整个游戏机制是很有不错的 喜欢卡牌游戏+二次元的话值得一玩