In my experience it comes off as a unique card game experience. As a long-time player of Magic: The Gathering and someone who once played the Pokemon TCG, I have little bit of experience with card games. I like the different theme decks, and the fact you can unlock upgraded cards for each. I don't like that there is no deck customization at all though. You cannot add or remove cards. I think the art for the cards is really great!

All in all, I think the game is fun in short bursts, gives me something to do when I don't feel like doing anything, but leaves much to be desired.

Stuff like this not my cuppa.

Tried the PTS. Thought it was terrible. Will never touch on the live server.

I hate it.

I'm not into card games in general, and I played a few hands, and each was so damn long, I got frustrated and bored, and started to hate the whole thing

Not touching it again, unless for shutting up those screamers that are now in cities advertising it.

I'm enjoying it so far. I still haven't played enough to know if it is something that will keep me entertained long term or not.

I need more practice with it. I like the concept, the execution of playing is still confusing to me.

No interest in a card game.

DinoZavr wrote: »

wait a minute? TAILS ? srsly?

I didn't even notice until you pointed it out! Now I can't not see it.

I haven't played it yet and don't plan to.

I haven't played it yet, little worried after reading all the messages about it. I'm going to try and get to it today, crossing my fingers I get the tutorial and can win a hand or two.

I kinda had expectations for this game and it feels like a let down. It's a weird mix of complex mechanics and simplistic gameplay. For starters the game throws the whole setup at you, it's got to be intimidating to first timers. But the game play itself is sort of on autopilot.

I'll explain, in other card games you hold back cards or stockpile resources. But here just about everything resets or is discarded to the cooldown after you end your turn, so you may as well play and click everything you can in the beginning. Basically the card equivalent of button smashing through the first couple deck draws. After that it's a race to your win condition vs. your opponent, whose gameplay you can't really respond to other than maybe yeeting cards you think they might need off the tavern during your turn before.

You know, I have an itch to learn the game, because it's a new game system, but I'm also a bit meh on why I would bother.

I'm one of the people who's always wanted cute tavern games to play with NPCs and players. Tales of Tribute was more complex than I wanted for a tavern game, and I am still really sad it's the only big feature of the chapter, but I still really enjoy it. I've only played a handful of games on live so far because I've been busy with story/zone content but it will definitely be a regular thing for me.