Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck!

I got this game for my daughter, but I'm enjoying it too. I see myself pouring many more hours into it. Well done.

Fun little card battler akin to slay the spire, though without the roguelike elements, with a surprising amount of gameplay depth considering it seems to be aimed at children. Art style is phenomenal and the animations are slick. Definitely worth a play if you like card battlers and doubly so if you are a fan of last kids on earth.

There is a lot to love in this game: - Having the items you equip on your characters represent sets of cards added to your deck is an inspired way of helping with deck-building. Each item also gives each character different sets of cards for extra customization. - You get two characters (out of four) each with their own decks and powers. At first is a bit like playing two games, first with one deck, then with the other... until you realize there are cards you play in the other character's turn, and the different ways your characters can cooperate becomes more obvious. - And of course, there is the third deck, the one in the middle of the screen, with cards that 1) change depending of the scenario you are playing and, 2) can be used by both characters! Trying to manage what to play and what to save from this middle deck, so your second character can use it next, elevates the whole game. If you are into deck-builders, totally give this one a try. It will surprise you.

I really love turn based card games and this is no exception. Been a fan of the series for some time and this is a great addition to it. Fun, simple, straight forward. Gets you to think and plan carefully sometimes, I like that. Just wish there was an easier way to edited the character decks outside of equipment.

Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck! is a deck building game based on the young-adult novels and Netflix series Last Kids on Earth. In this game you collect and use cards to battle zombies and other strange monsters. You chose one of the 4 main characters to play as but the story makes use of all the characters in different quests. Your job is to survive in this strange post apocalyptic world as one of the last kids left on earth. Will you be able to beat the hordes of enemies trying to devour you? When you start the game, there's a brief cutscene of all the characters fighting a very large enemy. After that you pick a character to play out of the 4 characters available, each of them having their own play style and abilities. Jack Sullivan is fearless and fights with a sword. Teamwork centered fighting, if he’s not at max heath he is stronger. June Del Toro is fearless and smart, fights with a spear like weapon. Agile fighting and good with strategy. Quint Baker is smart and inventive but lacks fighting skills, his weapon is a canon of some sort. Very prepared and scientific. Dirk Savage is strong and hits heavy, his weapon is a hockey stick. Gains strength when taking damage and has a shield ability The combat is based around deck building, which is also based on the character you pick to play. There are attack and defense cards that you have to pay close attention to, there are also a limited number of cards you can play each round as shown by a number above the end turn button. As you keep playing and doing quests you get different items and cards to help you out in battle. The gear you obtain can be equipped by characters giving them different moves and cards in battle. Some cards have different abilities such as dealing more damage and applying a debuff to the enemy. You have to pay attention to the cards and their abilities as well as their drawbacks. Overall, it's a cute and fun deck building game that paints the zombie apocalypse in a lighthearted and fun light as opposed to the darker more horror style most other games do, Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck! is a nice simple strategy game but it has a few drawbacks. It is a very combat centered game with its mechanic tied to deck building that being said some of the cards and their effects are unclear. Some of the mechanics take a bit to get used to and that can be frustrating especially in the beginning. While the game is combat heavy, there is a story tying the game together. However, the story is lacking a bit, the cutscenes are very brief and do not show much of anything important. The story itself is based on a novel and Netflix series, the art style of the game being very representative of the show. As a result, in this case, I feel that the game doesn't stand very well on its own. I think players will have a much better experience if they have knowledge of or are fans of the original works. Overall, though, even with some frustrating drawbacks and lack of substance in the story the game is fun once you get into it.  Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck! is a strategy game where you have to fight off zombies and other monsters using cards and their abilities. The game, itself, is very combat heavy with a few story aspects mixed in. The story is based on the young-adult novels and Netflix series, Last Kids on Earth, as such fans of the original works will have a much better understanding of the game. That being said, the game is still fun even without prior knowledge of the series. I am giving Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck! a 7 out of 10 because it is overall a fun experience with only a few drawbacks. 

Fun game.

its a card game fun 4 star you should try it

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