I expected Kirby to be my first game of 2022 but this one activated its trap card making me target this game instead.
I understand why its economy is the way it is as a freemium game, but I'm thankful it gives enough to make a deck you want to play start off with.
Single player is a good game refresher and even teaches you some specific decks which is nice. It's not fun or the meat of the game but if you wanna learn some archetypes and their stories, this is where you go.
Unfortunately because winning nets more rewards than losing this means a lot of people jump into meta decks first, and the issue of 10 minute turns or "one negate means you lose" does not go away here. But I'm going through the low ranks with Aromages and it's really fun to destroy someone with an unconventional deck, even if the higher I get the higher the chances of me getting destroyed instead is since I'm not playing meta.
I understand why its economy is the way it is as a freemium game, but I'm thankful it gives enough to make a deck you want to play start off with.
Single player is a good game refresher and even teaches you some specific decks which is nice. It's not fun or the meat of the game but if you wanna learn some archetypes and their stories, this is where you go.
Unfortunately because winning nets more rewards than losing this means a lot of people jump into meta decks first, and the issue of 10 minute turns or "one negate means you lose" does not go away here. But I'm going through the low ranks with Aromages and it's really fun to destroy someone with an unconventional deck, even if the higher I get the higher the chances of me getting destroyed instead is since I'm not playing meta.