h8machine

not good.

cynical little deck building game thats nice and short and doesn't take too long for all the mechanics to start clicking. the theme really ties into the game play which adds to the humor. I dont always have the time to spend mastering the basics of longer and more involved deck building games like this so it was nice to have a little bit sized game with as much depth as I want to put into it

The idea of a game where you argue with internet strawmen and try to beat them seems appealing to me, and I'm glad that the gameplay is actually even better than the pretty memey concept. There's a lot of depth and different card synergies to try out. Pretty easy to squeeze in a run here or there too. Figuring out what packs work really well with each other in constructed mode is pretty fun too. I've had a lot of fun trying to get the baneposting combo working, and oh my god it's really strong when you do it right. Definitely gets a thumbs up from me.

A top quality ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of a game that doesn't rely strictly on its flavour and manages to deliver a perfectly solid deck builder along the way.

Pivoting from the nword deck to egirls

I like the idea, and the mechanics are very solid... but the UI is really hard to figure out- perhaps the worst part of the game. I think if the game went through a bit of a UI Overhaul and improved clarity (placement of UI elements, clearer communication of how the elements play, readability of the elements [the iconography of emojis is surprisingly hard to read while playing the game- it needs an easier way to remember what the different icons mean- most games have popups that describe keywords, but anything more than icons would do]), then it'd be a really good indie title. But for now, I can only recommend it with caution.