There are many systems layered on top of each other and combining them into successful strategies can be immensely satisfying.
For example, I once attacked a large army with a single Vampire Lord. The game warned me against it with a prediction of "certain defeat", but because I had specifically built that Vampire Lord around large mana regeneration, he was able to take down the entire army by repeatedly summoning shadow horses to charge at them while teleporting just out of their reach. Good times.
For example, I once attacked a large army with a single Vampire Lord. The game warned me against it with a prediction of "certain defeat", but because I had specifically built that Vampire Lord around large mana regeneration, he was able to take down the entire army by repeatedly summoning shadow horses to charge at them while teleporting just out of their reach. Good times.
Graphics - 3/5
Cute comic book style cutscenes, but not many cool visuals otherwise.
Gameplay - 4/5
The card game + army management combo is fun as fuck. I love innovative strategy games.
Audio - 3/5
It exists and isn't irritating
Story - 3/5
There are 3 full storied campaigns. I only got to play Dracula's before this left Game Pass.
Cute comic book style cutscenes, but not many cool visuals otherwise.
Gameplay - 4/5
The card game + army management combo is fun as fuck. I love innovative strategy games.
Audio - 3/5
It exists and isn't irritating
Story - 3/5
There are 3 full storied campaigns. I only got to play Dracula's before this left Game Pass.