
Nyanco Card ~ 東方夢猫 幻想遊戯 is a fan-made game based on the Touhou Project worldview. Enjoy reliving Nyanco's memories while also making new ones with her and the Touhou characters in the Gensokyo world!
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Nyancoちゃんの、 Nyancoちゃんによる Nyancoちゃんのためのゲームの第…5弾?6弾?そのくらいです ※Nyancoちゃんとは [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33855818-Nyanco-Channel/] NyancoChannel [/url]というSteamグループを主催しているネコミミガールである まあいつも通りニャンコちゃんのファンゲームという感じですが、 今回はFF8のおまけこと本編であるトリプルトライアドです。 元が好きだった人はもちろん、単純なルールなので元を知らない人もすぐ理解できるかと思います。 ただ、セーブはこまめにしましょう! 今までニャンコちゃんが作ったゲームの中で一番良く出来てるんじゃないでしょうか。 こなれてきた感じがして微笑ましいです(謎目線)
[h1]At a Glance[/h1] [table] [tr] [td](Adult) Content[/td] [td]No. Shucks.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Censorship[/td] [td]Not applicable.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Hours of Gameplay[/td] [td]Four or five hours.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Modding Support?[/td] [td]No.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Patch Available?[/td] [td]No.[/td] [/tr] [/table] [b]Nyanco Card[/b] is about Nyanco, and her plight to get home. To [i]get home,[/i] she must play a hot new trading card game and earn badges (to unlock a [i]magic[/i] barrier). How does Nyanco Chan always find herself in these situations time and time again? [b]- Disclaimer -[/b] I am required by Steam law to notify you that I received this game [i]free of charge[/i]. However, I received no other compensation and I am bound by [b]no[/b] obligation to write this review. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] When combating NPCs, you must first create a five card hand (or "deck") using any card you own. Who goes first is selected randomly. There's a game I played before (called [b]Strip Card Duel[/b]) with [i]strikingly[/i] familiar mechanics, so I'll be quoting the review I wrote for that title — [i]Each turn, every player places a card from their hand directly into the playing zone (or "field”). The field is divided into nine portions, each of which a card can be placed into. Cards have a numeric value assigned to each side, which interacts with adjacent cards on the field. Cards with a higher numeric value will capture the inferior card. The goal is be the one with the most captured cards when every slot on the field has been occupied.[/i] [b]Nyanco Card[/b], however, uses a "combo" system. . . which I wasn't fond of. By using combos, you can best opponents with higher grade cards and turn the tide of battle with a single, well placed card. Conversely, an opponent can [i]wreck[/i] you in much the same way, and it's really frustrating. The loser must forfeit a card of the opponent's choice. The opponent may use that card in their deck, if they so please. During the beginning of the game, this mechanic is especially problematic, because you may lose all of your worthwhile cards, making advancement nearly impossible (or slow and tedious). I suggest save scumming for most of you, it'll make your experience better — and to debunk a [b]myth[/b] presented by another reviewer (not naming names), you [i]can[/i] save at anytime. [i]On paper,[/i] the combo mechanic isn't too complicated. Before the game starts, Nyanco offers a written tutorial on how to play the game. I suggest taking a few screenshots. [i]On that topic,[/i] developers should [b]not[/b] expect players to screenshot a set of instructions before playing a game. Rather, players should be eased into the mechanics of a game, through beginner friendly combat and creative hand holding. If I wanted to read instructions, I'd get a board game — not a videogame. [h1]Story[/h1] Nyanco Chan is lost in a fantasy world. How she found herself in Gensokyo is anyone's guess, but she wants out. A magical barrier prevents her from leaving Gensokyo, which can only be passed via a magic gate. To create a magic gate, Nycanco Chan needs to collect [i]magical[/i] playing cards from a game called Touhou Cards. Nyanco Chan is joined by Reimu and Yukari, whom start her off with her first deck of cards. While she battles the denizens of Gensokyo for new (and better) cards, she will need to collect "Badges" to complete her journey. [i]Badges[/i] you say? Sounds. . . familiar. [h1]Visuals[/h1] The titlescreen looked okay, though visual elements could have used some work — perhaps Nyanco Channel would benefit from hiring a sprite artist (and [i]boy golly! Am I right![/i]) The in-game assets are an absolute mishmash. The character portraits are a mix between drawings (from differing digital mediums) and full body character sprites. The environment is drawn in a painterly style, which I thought looked [i]unique,[/i] but clashed with the pixelated characters. In my opinion, the painterly environment was inappropriate. On the plus side, the artwork on the cards looks decent. Oh, and you can't adjust user preferences from an in-game interface. There are audio and display settings, but they can only be accessed via the "F1" key. I don't think this is acceptable. There are many vestigial interface elements, leftover code from the RPGMaker engine that wasn't removed (or hidden). The English leaves something to be desired, but it's [i]far[/i] from bad. Trust me, I've seen bad English. [h1]Verdict[/h1] I recommend this game if (A) you can look past glaring design flaws and (B) you save scum like there's no tomorrow. This was one of [i]less fun[/i] Nyanco titles I have played. I think that this game should have went through more polish, before entering "Early Access". That, and it would have benefited from a better art department. [b]- Words for the Devs -[/b] Thanks for the copy of this game! Recently, I have been very busy. I've been writing about videogames like a madman, but I put aside my morning for this title. I hope to see this game into something greater! [h1]Support the Wombat[/h1] If you enjoy my reviews, please follow my Curator page. I live and die on your thumbs (up) and follows. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36272124-Wombat-Trap/ . . . and/or my Group. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/wombattrap
感谢Nyanco-chan 送的key 这是我玩的第一款Nyanco系列的游戏,游戏采用卡牌策略对战机制,获胜者可以获得一张对手的卡。里面有好多东方同人,人物背景介绍也很全面。 分享一个小技巧,可以重复挑战一个人刷卡,卖掉后再买新的卡,更容易收集全东方图鉴。 Nyanco也是一位游戏鉴赏家,喜欢她的话可以订阅她的[url=https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA_Ou8tHeNb3-08rqJg-2uQ]YouTube[/url]频道,每天都有更新。 希望她的游戏做的越来越好! PS: 我还有一个多余的key,如果你对这个游戏感兴趣的话可以找我要哦~
Buen juego y muy divertido
The game does not currently explain the rules for combos AT ALL. See screenshot: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2073561952 I was first move and placed the card at middle top. Opponent placed right top, causing some kind of "plus" combo flipping my card. According to the instructions (which scroll by so fast you'll have to read it twice) a plus combo is "When the total number of adjacent cards is the same". Well as can be clearly seen in the screenshot the total number of these adjacent cards is not the same with my card having a higher total number. EDIT: Even the devs cannot properly explain how this is supposed to work, while simultaneously claiming it's explained in the tutorial (it's not, not at all). If the devs add a detailed explanation of how the combos work, let me know and I'll edit this review. It's made in rpg maker and they couldn't be bothered to use a script to remove the superfluous menus like items, skills, equipment, and stats. Grammar and spelling mistakes which is par for the course of rpgm games. I know nothing of Touhou or Nyanco, I just like Triple Triad, so the "story" seems to rely heavily on knowledge of these subjects. You can't save anywhere even though it's a setting they can enable, and must instead find the right npc to save. There's no reason for this. No mouse control, you must use the keyboard. I've always hated the enemy having their cards hidden from view. It only makes the first few battles hard until you memorize their cards then it becomes pointless. Just let us always see what cards they have. It also removes all doubt of potential ai cheats.
[quote] [b][h1]游戏前言[/h1][/b] Nyanco Card,是一款基于东方幻想乡世界观的卡牌对战类游戏。玩家需要根据游戏规则,尽可能的捕获(?)对方的卡牌。在每一轮的卡牌对战结束之后,能够在九宫格内占有更多卡牌位置的玩家即可获得胜利。整体游玩时长约为3H以上。 [b][h1]游戏剧情[/h1][/b] 在这个故事里,Nyanco和她的剑灵朋友来到了东方Project的世界。如果想要回到她原来的世界的话,她需要向散布于东方世界各地的妖怪娘收集魔法卡牌从而打开通往自己世界的魔法门。她能够做到么? [b][h1]游戏特点[/h1][/b] 1️⃣[u][b]有趣烧脑的卡牌对战[/b][/u] 游戏玩法一定程度上借鉴了[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/39210/FINAL_FANTASY_XIV_Online/]FF XIV[/url]的九宫幻卡机制,如果您先前接触过[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/39210/FINAL_FANTASY_XIV_Online/]FF 14[/url],那么想必这款游戏会对您来说相对简单一些。而如果是初次上手此类游戏的玩家,需要熟练游戏内的存档系统,在前期卡牌对战前尽量存档。一旦战斗失败,则可以通过F12快速返回标题页面读档,从而避免败北损失。胜利既可以获得对方卡组中的一张卡,失败则由对方随机从玩家当前的卡组中抽取一张作为惩罚。 2️⃣[u][b]卡牌收集机制[/b][/u] 游戏内约有90名可供收集的东方娘。其中有5名还未正式上线,[spoiler]隐藏角色小丑 Nyanco和Nyanco可向地图左上角的NPC输入代码‘6969’和‘7777’获得。[/spoiler]如果是有收集癖好的玩家,这款游戏可以让你过一把东方娘卡牌收集的瘾。只不过,貌似一部分东方娘只能通过游戏内抽奖环节获得?个人有些脸黑,除了5名还未上线的角色之外,还有5名角色尚未抽到。 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2084246844 [b][h1]不足之处[/h1][/b] 1️⃣[u][b]战斗结算过快[/b][/u] 实际上,从我个人的角度上来看,很多玩家在一开始接触这款游戏的时候,会感觉到难以上手。一方面,的确是它的新手教学阶段解释的不够明确,很多玩家不能理解它的游戏规则。而另外一方面,便是它的游戏结算过快,让玩家在进行卡牌对战之时,往往只能考虑到眼前的结果。而玩家出牌之后所发生的的连击效果,在游戏的战斗结算过程中却一带而过。玩家经常处于在触发了连击效果之后摸不着头脑的情况,既不知道自己怎么形成连击的,也不知道对方是怎么形成连击的,因为它每一步操作的战斗结算实在是太快。如果可以的话,希望能够出战斗回放功能,或者说,放缓战斗结算的功能。 [b][h1]游戏总评[/h1][/b] 总的来说,刨去它上手难,输赢比较看脸的情况之外,单纯以游戏性来讲是一款非常不错的卡牌对战类游戏。在享受烧脑的卡牌战斗同时,游戏内的卡牌收集元素也为游戏增添了丰富的乐趣。个人认为,如果您认真游玩这款游戏的话,那么游玩时间应该可以达到3H以上。 [b][h1]推荐人群[/h1][/b] 东方系列粉丝、卡牌对战爱好者、收藏控。 [quote] 关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36224058/]老实人鉴赏家 [/url] 老实人评测,不恰烂钱,给您带来最老实的评测。 [/quote] [/quote]
This is possibly the best Nyanco game yet! I have always enjoyed strategic card games and I've played at least one other game with a similar combat system as Nyanco Card before so I guess I can say that I'm no stranger to the gameplay. The map is also filled with various, absolutely-adorable sprites from the Touhou Universe (I assume) that you can read more about when you interact with them. Some may even challenge you to a card duel! ------------------ [h1]Watch me play![/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwPhvnYD_wo Replayed the game from the beginning just so I could get some gameplay footage to accompany my written review :) Enjoy! ---------------------- The Touhoudex is a brilliant part of the gameplay as well. Being an self-professed "gotta collect 'em all" addict, I have this strong urge to just collect all the cards in the game. Not to mention, these cards are very beautifully created, making the process of collecting them all so much more worthwhile. Now, the main way you can get new cards (from my playthrough at least) is by defeating other players at a card duel since the winner will be able to pick one card of their choice from their opponent's hand... and yes, this also means that if you lose a duel, you'll lose one card to your opponent... and the AIs here aren't fools - they will usually go for one of your highest valued cards. There's another way you can get more cards and that is by purchasing them from the card vendor near to the starting point. There's also another character right above the vendor who is selling random card packs. Everyone will start the game with a nice 2k gold in their pockets, but I'm not very sure how I could earn in-game cash since I don't seem to be earning any money by winning card battles (just the new card). That said, I think I might have spotted a pretty major bug. There were several situations during card battles where the opponent's card shouldn't be able to flip any of the cards on both sides of it because its numbers are too low, but for some reason, the cards got flipped and a sure-win turned into a loss in an instant. Maybe I didn't really understand how the combos really work here - I experienced the same issues in the other similar game that I've played before as well but I've never encountered a situation when 4s could flip a 7 and an 8. Edit: As seen in the vid, the opponent was somehow able to trigger a combo when there shouldn't be one [url=https://youtu.be/zwPhvnYD_wo?t=881]@14:41[/url] So, TLDR? [h1]Pros[/h1] + Fun, strategic and challenging, card-based gameplay that may not be unique but is still fun nonetheless + Touhoudex! I love collecting stuff and besides cards, there are also badges (like a Pokemon gym badge; you'll get one whenever you defeat an opponent for the first time) and Steam achievements to collect. + Easy achievements - didn't get them all (yet) but by talking to all the characters once, you can already get at least half of the total number of achievements - hope I didn't miss out any! + Cute sprites and beautiful card art + Great narration and I love the music. I didn't get most of the Touhou references because I'm not familiar with it but the story is basically trying to help Nyanco return to her home world by collecting all the cards OR getting all the badges. + Replayability - I've just realized that you won't get to meet all the characters available in a single playthrough. So, if you want to get 100% achievements, expect to replay the game at least a few times. I'm on my second playthrough where I talked to everyone on the map and I'm still missing like 20 more characters. + If you plan on playing the game to completion, $4 is a fair price for the game. If not, you could always wait a while for a discount before committing :) [h1]Cons/Feedback[/h1] - I think combat might still be a bit buggy. As mentioned, cards that shouldn't flip the cards around them somehow were able to. I think it might be linked to a faulty combo system? - Maybe place a mark, like a crossed swords icon, above a character's head if there's a duel to be had there. The icon can appear only after the player has "talked" to the character for the first time. Due to the sheer number of sprites on the map, it might be hard for a player to identify the ones with duels when they want to revisit a previously-defeated opponent and this icon would greatly help. - No way to earn extra coins? [h1]Overall[/h1] Nyanco Card is definitely a step in the right direction, [spoiler]and I might be slightly biased here because I typically enjoy this genre more than the other games that Nyanco had developed :P[/spoiler] The sprites and card art are fantastic; the gameplay is great (minus that combo/bug thingy), and need I say that the Touhoudex is the best? :) Cost-wise - and I'm repeating myself here, I think the $4 is worth it if you plan to complete the game... like getting all the achievements, the in-game cards, and badges (note that to win the game, you just need to get either all the cards or all the badges). However, if you just wanted to play the game through once, then you might want to wishlist the game first and keep an eye out for a discount. Hint: the Steam Summer Sale is just around the corner! ;) [h1]Side Note[/h1] [quote]If you like this review and would like to follow me for more, please feel free to drop by my curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33780629-The-Midcore-Gamer/[/quote]
Collect cards and battle against cute anime girls. Each card has 4 numbers, which you place in a grid of 3x3 to try and beat your opponents. Refreshing and unlike anything I've ever seen before! https://youtu.be/EJsJpuT3pfg
This is a pretty neat RPG maker game. It is recommended for the following case. 1. If you are interested in the Touhou Project. 2. Players who have a nostalgia for a Triple Triad. 3. Followers who like Nyanco-chan or Nyanco Channel.
Following after the end of the previous game Nyanco Dream, we have the continuation of the story of the young cat girl Nyanco, in her explorations through the universe of Touhou after we crossed a portal in the previous game that sent us to this world instead of back home. This time our protagonist needs to find magic cards in order to open a new portal and return back to her original world. ^^ However, not everything will be so easy, as many of the cards were stolen and are now with several people around the world, becoming a very popular game where the objective is to end up with more cards than the opponent. This can be done by the fact that each of the cards has four numbers, one for each of the directions going from 1 to 10. When a card is placed on the board, if the value of your card facing the opponent is higher than his, the opponent's card becomes yours. If the value is equal or less nothing will happen. The game continues until the board containing nine squares is full, the winner is whoever owns the most cards at the end, marked as red for the opponent and blue for the player, all of this will sound familiar for those who have played Triple Triad on FFVIII, along with the card frame design and board. ^^ After each victory, we can choose a card from those used by the opponent to be part of our collection, but be careful, as it it will be the same for the girls in this universe, who if they win can take a card from us, making the way of gathering all the cards longer and harder, because they can and will use the cards they took against the protagonist. ^^ Nyanco Card is the fourth game in the Nyanco series. Produced by the developer of the same name Nyanco Channel. It is a relaxing and fun card game, we will enjoy it while exploring the world and meeting all the girls in the Touhou universe. During the protagonist's journey to collect all the cards and finally be able to return home and relax like a good cat girl. ^^
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