Geo Gods 4+

My favourite game to pass time!! I love the art style and, once you get the hang of the rules, it's pretty fun trying to beat your high score. I really like that the score being an average across a few games means luck of has less of an impact, and the quests keep things fresh (although some are considerably harder than others).

That said, I really regret buying the extra card pack (IAP). I didn't realise that once you did, you'd be stuck playing with the larger deck, which changes the game in that a different, random set of cards is available each game. Previously it was fun to plan things out knowing that a particular card would come up soon (eg "all gods gain the value of the current mana gem") but having the extra cards means not all cards are included in each game. This makes it less fun for me personally, and luck now has more of an impact because you can get "worse" sets of cards. I wish there was a way to toggle the extra set on/off... would definitely be five stars if so. But thanks for a great game regardless :D

Cool artstyle, good theme, interesting card game mechanics

Possibly the worst tutorial of all time. The tutorial is awful does not explain anything in a way you won’t forget in 5 minutes. I beg they redo it.

While the game has a lot of potential, it’s spoiled by many terrible design decisions (or are they bugs?) There’s no way to abandon a six-game set, you’re forced to repeatedly abandon individual games until you get to the six. There’s no way to see the scores of other games in the six without finishing or abandoning a game. Touching a locked card so you can read it unlocks it and in the case of multiple simultaneous locked cards it then can’t be relocked. Sometimes pressing the refresh button destroys all remaining mana gems instead of just one. Many cards that allude to duplicating other cards don’t in fact do what they say (don’t duplicate effects or the effects aren’t applied correctly). Besides these design issues, the game also suffers from a lack of variety - you’re always forced to play the same deck. Add-on decks with different cards and mechanics would keep the game fresh.