Wizard King

[h1] «Wizard King» [/h1] Пошаговая стратегия с магическими картами. Играем волшебником, который используя карты кастует магические заклинания. На каждое заклинание тратится определенное количество маны. Наведя на карту с заклинанием можно узнать сколько надо маны для каста. Количество нашей манны показано в правой части экрана, чуть ниже можно увидеть сколько манны восстанавливается за ход. Внизу экрана шесть слотов для магических карт, иконки «Перемешивание» и «Смена позиции». «Перемешивание» - перемешать колоду карт. При этом поменяются карты в ваших шести слотах. Один раз можно перемешивать не тратя ману, потом для смены карт придется потратить 6 единиц маны. «Смена позиции» - поменять местами своих персонажей. Это действие требует з единицы маны. В игре более 220 магических карт. Часть карт служат для вызова созданий, которые будут вам помогать (рыцарь, лекарь, лучник и т.д.). Некоторые увеличивают защиту или силу, другие кастуют стену огня или огненный шар, некоторые накладывают чары на врагов (например, слепота). Иконки наложенных на персонажей заклинаний рисует рядом с их полосками жизни. В начале игры у вас в колоде совсем мало карт. Новые карты дают после побед в битвах. Чем больше вы выигрываете битв, тем больше карт в вашей колоде, но в бою одномоментно доступно только шесть из них. Если выпали неудачные карты, то можно перемешать колоду щелкнув на иконку «Перемешивание». Игра на английском языке, но можно играть с минимальными знаниями. Графика простая, как у большинства казуальных игр, но геймплей настолько увлекательный, что не замечаешь ее недостатков. Тут интересен сам процесс сражений. Увлекательная казуальная стратегия. В игре 220 магических карт, 160 битв и экспедиция из 40 миссий. Тут не играют в карты, а воюют с призванными магическими существами! Геймплей: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8MIPNqEjBM [u] Вы можете почитать другие отзывы и подписаться на наших кураторов. Добро пожаловать! [/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

[i]Wizard King[/i] is a strategy game that mixes trading card game elements with role playing game elements but sadly falls short on all fronts. There is no story whatsoever here, all you do is play at your leisure to collect new cards and progress in levels. While a game certainly does not need a story to be good, the absence of one took away any sense of urgency to complete the game. The title is single player so all you can do is fight against the AI. The lack of multiplayer compounded by lack of story left me with little incentive to improve my deck. It helps progress in the game but there is no reward for doing so; not even Steam achievements. Despite this, the game isn’t horrible to play. There is a tutorial that teaches you most of the basics. Then you can partake in battles to gain new cards to help your deck. There is also an expedition mode but the game warns players to first complete all of the battles before trying it. Gameplay is a bit slow and clunky. You have your main character who must be protected, if he dies then it’s game over, however, the opposition follows the same rules. Using your deck you summon warriors to do battle for you and also cast spells to support your team or attack the enemy. You start off with a very basic, but useful, deck that can probably get you far with very little tweaking. Despite this being a strategy game there isn’t much to be seen, as long as you have enough summon characters to attack you’ll be fine, boosts help as well. Certain enemies require a little bit of a different approach but for the most part it’s all the same. My biggest issue with the game, that I also feel relates to how slow gameplay can be, is that you can only have five characters on the field at a time. This isn’t a big issue but all the characters stand behind each other in a line. Melee fighters must be in front and ranged ones in the second or third spot and then healers or status boosting characters in the back. Much like in real life, what draws from the deck is random so there is strategy in how you place summons but they attack slowly and only being able to use one single melee characters drags things along since ranged ones aren’t as strong. You also can’t have a summon target anyone so you’re forced to beat down whatever character the enemy has in front until they run out and only their main character is left. You can reshuffle your deck if need be but that costs mana. Summoning costs mana, spells cost mana, changing the position of your characters costs mana… all of this makes mana the most important aspect of the game and it generates slowly. [i]Wizard King[/i] isn’t a bad game, but it’s painfully mediocre. Graphics aren’t pretty, the gameplay could be better and the English translation at certain points is poor and can confuse players. It is fun to play but not for very long, the title shows promise but sadly doesn’t fully deliver and is easily forgettable in a sea of other collectable trading card games. [b]Pros[/b] [list] [*]Somewhat affordable. [*]Simple gameplay to learn, easy to pick up for short bursts of fun. [*]It is fun and some levels can be challenging. [/list] [b]Cons[/b] [list] [*]Gets repetitive very easily. [*]Graphics aren’t very good looking at all and the user interface is boring. [*]The same music plays over and over again. [*]The English translation is barely passable. [*]No Steam achievements or trading cards. [/list] [code]This review was submitted for [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/ReviewExperts]Review Experts[/url], check us out for more reviews.[/code]

I am not into CCG's. I do enjoy a good quest. I have only played one other that combined both in a simple manner with complex variety. That one was a lot of fun. This is not much different in concept although graphically it is different. The tutorial allows you to get right into playing. There are no card animations or pieces to move on a board. Instead, this is animated fighting. Not enough animation to require lots of computing power but just enough to keep it interesting. So far I have not gotten a card that I feel is useless although I am just starting and using the common cards for now. So far there is progression every battle and those battles give cards as rewards. This may not be the eye candy that some CCG's have but this has the foundation to build something great upon in terms of gameplay. I recommend this to anyone who wants a CCG that is a little different than the rest. I also recommend this to anyone who likes questing for loot in games.

2008년에 오픈베타로 나왔던 온라인 TCG로 처음 접해봤습니다. 10년정도 지나서 스팀에 올라왔네요. 아쉽게도 네트워크 플레이 기능이 없어서 유저간 대전을 불가능합니다. 추억을 되살려서 한번 해보기에는 괜찮은것 같네요

its good game for winning good time have much fun!

The main gripe I have with the game is the english, it could've used quite a bit more proof reading as the tutorial gets a bit confusing due to it... One other thing that got me a tad confused is that you can't fireball the other master, it can only be used on creatures, maybe some direct damage things will appear later... Once you get into the game things do get a bit clear, what the things I thought was the equivalent of hero power actually does and what it meant with it sticking around. (it's for instance +1 attack and it stays in the position you put it on the ground, most often on the first I'd say, especially extra armour) The game allows five beings, one is your master, they're pos. 1=melee, pos. 2-3=archers and such, pos. 4-5=non-fighting characters such as healers. Gameplay is more RPG than card game, you can think of the cards as spells/party members that you summon into the fight, all the fighting 8melee/arrows) happen automatically during a round so what you do is deal damage via spells, heal and place creatures on the playing field. It does have a little bit of a Ghostlords feel to it in that you don't really fight the fight but you decide what to do, this doesn't pause for you to do something though, the rounds are long enough to not make you stress out though. (this may very well change as you climb the difficulty) I enjoyed it and I will play more of it....I just hope there's not a whole lot of story to it as I'm not too sure I'd be able to grasp it if there is...

SOSO

Das Spiel bietet keine sonderlichen Erlebnisse da man eigentlich nur neue Karten sammelt um sie zum Schluss bei der Expeditions Kampagne einsetzten zu können. Genau jene ist auch der Schwachpunkt des Spiels da man nur gegen all jene Gegner kämpft die man bereits zuvor schon besiegen musste um Karten frei zu schalten. Aber gerade jenes Freischalten hat mich motiviert da ich immer neue Deckvarianten ausprobieren wollte. Meine Sammelleidenschaft wurde bestens bedient. Allerdings fehlt eine Multiplayeroption. Gerade von Multiplayerduellen würde das Spiel enorm profitieren. Da es nicht zu teuer ist kann man es ruhig kaufen vor allem da man keine Karten um Echtgeld erstehen muss um das Spiel sinnvoll benutzen zu können.