A single-player incremental game where you hunt down 1,809 collectible trading cards. Sell dupes and upgrade your retro-futuristic gear to pull more cards, quicker! Enjoy the satisfaction of ripping packs, filling your binder, and completing the ultimate card collection. It’s time to get cracking!
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Top helpful player reviews pulled directly from the Steam open registry with verified playtime hours.
A fun but quite short game. It's definitely worth it for the price. I like how all the cards are hand drawn and no AI slop was used for them. The game is quite easy and you quickly become very powerful and you just open hundreds of packs in next to no time. I did not encounter a single bug, nor did my game crash. Not on release and not after the recent update so it was smooth sailing. Besides that, it's a nice game to relax too, easy to understand and satisying.
The bad review about putting cards into the binder convinced me to get it! No regrets
Edit2: After finishing the game, patches arrived which fix all my issues with the game. From the fix to crashed to the implementation of a difficulty selection instead of a hidden menu option. So lets talk about the game: It is good! It is slow to begin with, you scroll through the pages to find the right location for each card. Upgrades like the automatic sorting into the binder or the rip it machine feel really slow and bad to begin with but ramp up really quick to be a vital part of your operation. I like the vibe of the game and the fact that you are not bullied by tutorial pop ups. The devs have managed to make the game easy to understand through their hints everywhere. If you want to complete all achievements I still suggest you to read them before, as it is very easy to lock you out of the backmarket one if you are just playing the game. With all that said, I can recommend this ga
I played one other pack-ripping game for 60 hours. In terms of graphics, this game is absolutely superior to that game. However, this game does NOT give me nearly a fraction of the joy I got from that one. I dislike the fact that it shows me all the cards I got from the pack at once. I want to see them one by one cuz you don't know what's coming next, and that's where the excitement comes from. AND, after playing for an hour, I still don't get why a card is more expensive than the other. I know for sure it's because of its rarity. But, in my opinion, the reason why people buy expensive cards is to show off. We want others to know we've got that expensive card from miles away, so an expensive card needs to be designed being obviously fancy. This game fails to do that. I appreciate that the dev attempted to make their own unique rarities of cards in their game, but the differences "Alpha
I've wondered for a while "hey when is someone gonna make a simple binder assembly TCG game" this is perfect, good job
For its purpose, it's exactly what you'd want. Buy packs, open them, slightly automate your job and then win once stuff starts ramping up. It was an okay time if a bit tedious at times, If you like what you see in the screenshots and don't expect anything else, you'll really like it. 6.5/10 footnote for achievement hunters: bare in mind there is a missable achievement on the first time playing about buying 100 cards from the black market. As soon as you unlock this mechanic, hammer it until you get the achievement over buying packs.
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