Age of Rivals

There’s just such a finite replayability factor.<br/>You grind out all the challenges, unlock all the card packs, then...what?<br/><br/>Wouldn’t be as bad, except for how overly random most of the actual gameplay is. The ability to influence what comes up is limited, and still random enough you can end up not being able to get it anyways. What gets knocked out vs restored doesn’t seem to have a method to its madness.<br/><br/>Lots of potential, poorly utilized.<br/><br/>Fun time killer, though, I guess.

But beware: She is a fickle mistress.

I wish they would update and add more cards.

Fun combos and counterplay

I highly recommend this game to anyone considering it among the seemingly endless alternatives on the App Store. The truth is, however, that I have not come across anything else like this game. The multiplayer is fast and really well integrated. The UI and graphics work great together and facilitate allows the player to zone in and just play. No pay to win mechanics and a limited pool of improvements which is very quick to max out so the focus is all on the core gameplay which is really enjoyable and deep enough to keep your interest.

This game is in my top 5 phone games. Easy to learn, but it grows in complexity as you understand it better. The challenges are just that. You pay for the game, and there are no in game sales or ads to watch. Hours of entertainment and well crafted.

Fun card game with lots of replayability.

Wonderful, challenging game. Addicting! Endless possibilities. I’m a little disappointed they’ve stopped updating it, though, and thereby made the campaign obsolete.