WARCANA

I want to like this game, but the shape of buildings, the poor targeting and the inability to select a faction on single player missions is just boring. Some of the factions are far stronger than others and the controls are about 80% to where they should be. It feels like they just left it unfinished and sent it out. Tower attack hitboxes are also very odd. I paid 5 dollars for this and it was too much.

THE GAME IS A CASH OUT DID NOT INPROVE FROM THE DEMO AT ALL DO NOT WAST YOUR MONEY

Really good concept & decent execution, but if you don't have a group ready to actively PvP against then its barely playable. Campaign is mostly scenario based and not that long, and there's no skirmish or AI modes. Your options are just PvP or replay the same few scenarios. You can make your own scenarios, but by the time you've finished making one you're already going to know its strengths and weaknesses. I had fun at the start, but it feels as if you're fully railroaded in each scenario, just like watching a heavily interactive movie

If I could just play the MP game against AI, so I can just chill and use custom decks, it would be fun, but you cant do that, so its not that fun. If you want to play through the campaign which is just scenarios using prebuilt decks, or you want to play against other people, go for it.

I feel very mixed about this review, so I'll give it my best shot: Negatives: - I find it sad that it feels like the support is dropped. No updates since very short after release - Community is dead, online games will not be easily possible and it was designed with multiplayer in mind Mixed: - It has a very difficult learning curve and it does not help you allot in figuring out what to do - Once you know how to navigate the battles by knowing how to deck grows and shrinks based on how and when you play the cards it suddenly feels like scenario's are possible (I do feel this is the reason the game failed to catch a community, I think it was well designed in its game mechanics, but poorly explained and if it does not hook you to figure out, you might easily pass this game on for a game with simpler mechanics) Positives: - The art style is really appealing to me - I enjoy the 'figuring out what to do' at my own pace as it allows for in battle pauzes - Overall the game does feel good and fun to play, I enjoy the "will I survive this wave?" feeling of it, it is not one of those games that makes you absolutely loose or absolutely win, but every wave is a percentage, and then you get to optimize your base and see if you can survive a slightly stronger wave again. If you loose way quickly, figure out the mechanics and try again.

its a fun game but has a few qol annoyances. if its abandoned can i have it to fix it?

Makes me sad to write this. The art is fantastic, the concept is awesome, and audio is great! The game play is also fun within mission. The problem comes with trying to force a multi-player, and a strange layout for the campaign. Mission selection is difficult to navigate at best, and impossible at times. There are certain missions on single player that are nearly impossible unless you get exactly lucky at exactly the right time. In addition to all this, there's a major problem with the tool tips not explaining everything. But you can learn by brute forcing mission after mission attempt. So maybe that's part of its replay-ability and charm. Over all, a few minor tweaks and this would be one of the best indie games out there. But it seems the publisher and dev have both abandoned the project. Which is just tragic. It had such an amazing They Are Billions vibe, the clashing aesthetics, the bit art is all amazing. It has everything there to BE a major success. But it lacks cohesion, ease of navigation in the campaign, a clear story line, and needs some serious quality of life changes like tool tips etc, to make it shine like it needs to. I want to love this game so badly! But . . . no. I can't recommend you buy it.