Spellbinders 9+

It's super cute and super fun to play! It's not a pay to win sort of game which is absolutely perfect and it does have micro transactions for certain things that are really useful if you do wanna pay 👌 The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because there aren't enough players to play against BUT there are more to compete with than there used to be because I no longer win every league which is definitely a challenge and that makes it fun! The second reason is because the app has become inactive by the creators and I'd really love a new titan! Specifically a water based titan like a siren or a mermaid or merman! It would make my dream come true for this game! There are tons of ideas for the unique units (also a favorite part of the titan variation aspect) and the hopefully new titan's ability that are just waiting for you to think of! The game is just super fun and really amazing to play! 👏😊 Please don't abandon it!

The game was simple but had a complexity to it, much like hearthstone. I jumped in and started playing the ladder. My score by the end was about 345 wins and 6 losses. I was waiting for me to get to the point where I would face enemies on my level. But I just kept going and winning with the same strategy. Extremely aggressive tempo plays, usually involves placing a troop in each lane that my opponent didn't. I would wrestle control of all three canons and once they had done their damage and reset I would drop the Legendary or Ancient or whatever it's called that places a troop in each lane, which would usually get me another round of cannon control, after I supplemented them with spells and other troops. I played for hours sporadically, but never got to the point where my enemies were actually a challenge. The ladder system doesn't have an MMR system, you just get a certain amount of points to a limit. Similar games with similar ranked ladders have an MMR system so that when you go on huge winstreaks you don't have to play for 6+ hours and still never see players of your skill level. It got two stars for the idea and the execution. But as a game, it isn't really functional for higher level players

Spellbinders is a fun three lane game that places an interesting amount of emphasis on tactics. With only five titans to choose from it would be easy to make it a purely aesthetic choice but each one has a different arrangement of the same units available. This allows you to pick up a recently gained titan and play them with some familiarity. However each titan does have powers and higher tier units that they only have. This makes each one play different and gives a purpose to the Titans existence as a mechanic. Some common units are not in a titans arsenal; such as the wizard for Mordrid and the Commander for Theos. Further emphasizing the need to tactically use the individual perks of your chosen titan. I have had a lot of fun with this game, but my only complaint is that it is limited in what is there. You get five titans, six colossi (tide turning creatures when used correctly), every available spell immediately, and that’s it. You are just shoved into multiplayer and if the gameplay isn’t fun then you have nothing else to keep you here. Maybe some npc vs would help but the lack of anything besides the gameplay is what holds this game back.