A turn-based collectible card game set in the Bloons universe.
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Tldr; Even if I bought every card in the game, I'd run into the issue of no one else having cards, repetitively playing against basically the same deck. It's somewhat fun, seems to have had potential before monetization. The basic game mechanics themselves are very fun. Nearly everything built around it is not. The issues are: Deck Size being 40, Aggro cards, Map Veto System, no Heroes cards, and slow progression. 1.Deck Size: My biggest issue is the deck size being 40, it should be 30. I've played a few hundred matches, and I've not had a game reach below 11 cards anyway. It makes you brick an opening hand harsher and more often since you can only have 3 copies of each card, especially when you want an early game board clear against aggro. What further confuses me why the deck size isn't 30, is that there are only like ~45 default cards given to new players. So, most people on the ladd
I was able to get to play during the beta playtest a bit ago. I thought the game was a lot of fun, but when they said you would not keep any progression you had from the playtest i was worried about what the progression would look like when the game actually came out. I never could have imagined how bad it would be, this is way way WAY worse then I though. I understand that you would have more cards to start out in a playtest because the point was to test the game, but the problem was they obviously did not test the progression. It might be the worst I have ever seen, and in today's day and age that is saying something. I'm going to be comparing a lot to the playtest, but there you had like all the cards. I understand not wanting people to have everything right off the bat but you start with almost nothing. The very few cards you do start with are the most basic cards in the game. On i
I really like the game but i just wish people couldn't just leave the match when they are about to lose. I'm sure I've lost a few hundred exp from that because it doesn't give much exp on a match that wasn't fully completed. I even get more exp on losses sometimes.
As many others have said, this COULD be a great game, if it were monetized differently. It's a clever evolution from other card battlers that addresses many of their issues, an elegant adaptation of the Bloons TD series into a new context, and a very charming burst of personality to add to all the familiar monkey towers and heroes. But, the thing is, Card Storm's incredibly stingy set of free starting cards (barely enough to play at all) and only two starter heroes (not ten, not five, two.) means everyone just trying out the game to see if they like it is playing two very slight variations of the exact same deck for their first month, and have to spend that time saving up and not buying packs if they want to play as the new character in the ad... who, like the others, won't even have her class cards without more grinding. How are you supposed to get hooked enough to want to? You've got
i think i speak for everyone when i say this game is great and has tons of potential and I'm never playing it again
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