
Hidden Dimensions 3 is a science-fiction themed collectible cards game offering over 500 cards, varied gameplay modes and challenges. Create decks containing spaceships, as well as various structures and actions to support your fleet.
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Languages: English
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It's Magic the Gathering in space. It's alright. Really good in fact considering it's free.
Nice compact game
Das Spiel spielt sich wie Erdnussflipps ohne Sättigungsgefühl.
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Its clunky. Graphics aren't great. Some abilities are a little unintuitive. Balance is questionable between factions. But this game is something incredibly special, and gives you complete flexibility in deckbuilding. It's a great game, and it ends up being my between games game more often than not.
wtf is this game even about havent played for like 6 years
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Arts too pathetic. Depth of card game doesn't come through when the arts are too bad. And this comes from someone who played hundreds of card games. Art IS a part of card game. Don't f*** over it.
I remember playing this back on Kongregate. It's a pretty fun, free card game.
Originally discovered this game on Armor Games like forever ago. This, and freeway fury and like a half dozen others. Put hundreds of hours into it, largely just killing time between classes. Then flash went through its epoch and I forgot the name. Rediscovered it through /r tomj in 2024. Immediately started reconnecting with this. It's amazing how well it holds up. It takes a while to pick up the nuance of this deckbuilder, but once you get it down, you can really build some interesting meta decks. Sadly, this game won't be discovered by everyone who should play it. But if you're here, and you're reading this, you should.
The game mechanics are pretty fun. My problem with this game is one specific issue. It's harder to get the cards I want in this game than even games that feature paying for cards. There's a mode i which you beat an enemy of a faction and you get to pick a common or a rare card based on which one yo beat. But once that dries up? You can't get specific cards for that faction anymore. Specifically, I want firewings, troys and probably some other stuff so I can make a human fighter deck. I have spent like the last 20 hours of my gameplay just trying to figure out how and hoping I could get some copies of them. In that time I have gotten 1 firewing. If I'm missing something, I'd love to know. But I'm done with it. Big waste of time clearing the 'campaign' or whatever it was called. After all that it still didn't give me the ability to get the cards I want.
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