Mythgard 12+

I don’t usually write reviews, but this game is one of the most amazing strategy games I’ve ever played and I’ve been gaming for a very long time. It’s the most feature complete CCG I’ve ever played, anything you could possibly wish for is in the game including a full replay mode in your profile history. The game is generous to new players, and my first 24 hours of gameplay vaulted this easily into my all time strategy favorites. The depth of strategy and unique tactics available is truly breathtaking.

I believe Mythgard transcends its CCG category to become an all time strategy classic. I tried this game because of all the amazing reviews it gets, and I completely agree with each of those reviews! Now it’s my turn to pass it on, and recommended this masterpiece to someone else. You will be richly rewarded for trying this game!

On a final note, Thank You so much to the developers for literally gifting this brilliance to us players. It’s no wonder you’ve gained so many raving fans. Job extremely well done!

I've been looking for a good card game ever since quitting Hearthstone due to the insane power creep and the RNG getting worse. So I've experimented with Gwent, Eternal and Mythgard. Mythgard wins for me hands-down. At first, I was kind of repulsed by the art-style and lore (I love it now btw) but somehow kept seeing this game being talked about on Reddit and forums so I gave it another chance and I'm so glad I did. Once you get used to it it's an almost transcendental experience. I love the unique and satisfying combat system and the use of burning cards for mana. In Eternal I found I would lose a lot based on just whether I drew too much or too little mana. Plus F2P friendly and rotating community decks every few days to help jump in. I say give it a go if you're looking for a solid CCG.

I’ve played for less than 24 hrs and it seems every 30 minutes or so a minion gains an ability or loses an ability or it does disappear but doesn’t trigger. Things die randomly a lot it seems. It’s a little frustrating as sometimes that’s meant to happen as a field effect or artifact or something else meant to do it but no emphasis is made so when your opponent quickly does like 5 different things in quick succession you have to slowly pay attention to each move. Sometimes I was sure I came across a bug but then realized a card on the other side of the field had a trigger effect that could do that but most of the time I can’t find at all how a 1/2 beat a 5/5 or a card gained rush without it having that ability or a 4th card was drawn off of a draw 1 card + draw 1 effect. Lots of positive otherwise I’d give this game 5/5 stars, normal beginning learning curve is handled well but they could explain a few ends a little better pvp and pve are fun as long as you don’t mind randomly being utterly destroyed sometimes, at least until you get better cards.