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• gamedeal user

  Jul 6, 2022

  Look.. elsewhere for a grind. This used to be multiplayer, now it's not. Guess what remained? The ability to buy card decks in an in game store with real money. Overall Review: DEATH BY SINGLEPLAYER MICRO-TRANSACTIONS... Absolutely not.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 15, 2017

  Pros: 1. Awesome performance 2. UNCENSORED 3. Works well even when mining Cons: 1. No Multiplayer - Ok i can handle that 2. ONLINE SHOP - WHAT?!?!?! It asks you to pay for cards on a SINGLE PLAYER ONLY game! So its either grind out the cards or pay for them! That is too low and greedy. This alone is earning it the Thumbs Down and refund. When they made an effort to remove content by cutting out Multiplayer then they could have made an effort including those packs as a sure drop when battling bosses like normal SP games. I will be downvoted for sure but I just don't like to support any game that has a paywall on a SP only game. If we allow things like this then I fear for the future of OUR games Just to clarify - I am NOT saying this as a whole is a bad game. It was actaully good\fun for me with the first few games I tried and I might have continued to play the game and be merry I am simply pointing out that I dislike making us pay to get cards faster which IMO was due to it having Multiplayer but since they cut out that content I would have expected that the game should have been updated reflecting that change ________________________________
• gamedeal user

  Mar 15, 2017

  Mirotransactions in a single player only game? Why? - no fucking thanks Also: - no res supported past 1080, 1440p or 4k out of luck. - cut content: no multiplayer in this version of the game. - I understand mirotranactions when the game has severs to maintain but in a single player game? Fuck that This is the second time I have not bought this game, first on the vita and now pc.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 15, 2017

  Probably the only card game that I've seen that offers this type of gameplay, the only one that really comes close to this is Plants vs Zombies Heroes, but even that's a huge stretch, not to mention for completely different audiences of players. Using a 3 lane system, you put down characters to swarm the other player, taking advantage of the game mechanics and card synergies that come with any card game. Though the game does have a throwaway story, one-dimensional characters, odd typos and other random nonsense that show a lack of polish, the gameplay is more than enough to make up for that, and makes deck building quite fun as a result. If you can also get past the fact that the game has gratuitious fanservice around one of the game mechanics, you can find a diamond in the rough and get quite a few hours of fun from this game. To those who complain about the microtransactions in the game, its barely noticible. There is exactly one button in the entire game that leads to the shop, and I didn't know its existence until I actively sought it out. I've mostly played the game with the cards that the campaign provides, and have yet to even spend any of the earned ingame currency to pull cards. Another detail I would like to address is that there is no multiplayer in this game. I am personally fine with that as there is no shortage of digital multiplayer card games. The current version of the game is quite relaxing to play as, taking time to decide moves without having to wait for the other side to take their turn. Overall, if you can ignore all the minor flaws, you can find many hours of fun along with a decent execise in deck building.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2017

  Okay, I am writing this mainly because I want to address one pressing issue: the hate on the microtransactions. The game is fun, its rather simple, its not a traditional tcg, you get cards out of packs which is nice, you build a deck which is nice, and then the gameplay itself is kind of like a castle defender game, except both sides are sending their troops forward. Its quite nice. From what I can see, there is no pay wall, cards are all avaliable and not even hard to collect. the packs are inexpensive, you can actually sell your duplicates which is a really nice feature, money isn't really that stingy, so yeah, it might take a bit of time to find your SS cards, but its not like it will take months. days maybe, but not months. The story isn't much to write up about, but we get uncensored anime card art that is fairly cute in design. The rub minigame is a bit tedious/a pain, but there is items and work arounds for it so, really its not even something worth complaining about unless you are nit picking. For as long as the game is single player, the microtransactions is basically DLC at your own discretion, and it certainly isn't necessary to gain cards. after 5 hours, I have quite a large selection of cards and no problems beating the computer. Actually, after buying a couple of the "rare cards" I can honestly say they aren't very good, the free cards make up the bread and butter of my deck, and while the "premium" cards are cool, they aren't really that great for overall strategy. They are strong I guess and make a nice boss card, but they don't really synergize well when they cost like 10 points to summon
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2017

  First off the game is uncensored, so yay for that! Now, there is some confusion over the cash shop being in the game. Yes it's there, and some have gotten it to work, but the important thing to point out is that the cash shop packs can be aquired for 1g in game currency after the main campaign has been completed, it looks more like something left in because it would be more work to properly remove it than an actual attempt at P2W, which admittedly was attempted in the vita version. Also, voice pack DLC has been included in the game.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 26, 2017

  [h1]Overview[/h1] Gameplay: 8/10 actually very enjoyable gameplay, reminds me of Plants Vs Zombies/Gwent weird hybrid Sound: 7/10 nice voice acting, nice sounds, nothing outstanding Graphics: 10/10 for "science" Story: 1/10, blah blah, magic, blah blah girls, blah blah rub them and they undress to get more mana. Overall: 7/10 Because the fan service aspect detracts from a decent game, but thats just my taste. [h1]Full Review[/h1] I bought the game very much blind on a whim after getting a big card game fix from Yugioh and wanting more. I saw Neptune from Hyperdimension NepNep and saw a card game and clicked "add to cart". When I started playing it the first thing I noticed was the speed it threw achievements at me, within 10-15 minutes I had around 25% of the games achievements, these quickly dried up. Let me be very clear from the get go, this has a LOT of fan service, including [spoiler]I shit you not[/spoiler] a mode in which you power up your girls by rubbing their lady garden, honking their hooters and pinching at their bottoms. It's all very surreal and comes out of absolutely no where. I wish I'd researched it more before I bought it as it is totally not my kind of thing, but each to their own I guess! The actual gameplay other than that is solid, 3 lanes to put your cards into which are only battle cards. These cards move forward one space at the end of their turn and attack. There's some cards which can do magic to stop this happening, there are some cards that don't move, some can move opponents backwards. There's a lot of strategy to the movement to be fair. Then there is 3 different kinds of card, attack, buff and healer. These have "types" kind of like Pokemon, if you put two types together you can fusion them like Yugioh. It's all actually very entertaining and strategic stuff! The voice acting is good, the music is not distracting and the in game menu sounds are also good(not annoying). The graphics are stellar to be fair, your waifu's will look hawt, your cat eared girls will look like lady cats. The cards actually looks pretty good too. The nudity is there without being full frontal. Overall, I wish there was less fanservice as they actually have made a very enjoyable game, I wish the story was less stereotypical anime story of nonsense but with girls. The plot seems to revolve around girls being touched, talking about touching, being ashamed of boobs and fighting each other. I'd recommend it for the gameplay, I'd say its your GOTY if you like card games, plants Vs zombies, lane attack games and most importantly if you like anime grills.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 2, 2017

  Buying the game solely for the purpose of supporting IF for making the game 100% uncut and undub. unlike criminal girls or other game that got butchered (even if fan made restoration patch i will go and go for the pirated, F them) The game is ok, if ur having prob with microtransaction just play it cassually no need to do any microtransaction. End of words good artwork and quite fun gameplay get it during sale if you want.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2017

  First, the good: This version is uncensored, which importantly respects the artistic integrity of the game. The art itself is well-done, and pleasant to look at, although not as risque as some players may hope for from an uncensored game with both the "Sexual Content" and "Nudity" tags. I haven't completed the story, for reasons I'll explain later. But, I found the portion I did experience to be interesting, although not complex, with some mystery to keep players guessing and a nice variety of characters to keep it fun. The card battle gameplay is simple, but offers a surprising amount of strategic and tactical depth. Monster girls move and act automatically, except when they're not allowed to. Careful placement of monster girls can manipulate whether or not they're allowed to move and how well they coordinate their actions, potentially earning you free attacks. In deck building, you can gain special advantages by including many cards of the same color or monster family, but beyond a certain point, doing so requires including weaker versions of cards (to get around the 3 card limit), offering interesting strategic tradeoffs. Now, the bad: Every problem I have with this game relates to how players improve their card collection. Aside from a nice variety of monster girls, each monster girl also has multiple versions. Cards can be transformed into different versions (with more scantily clad artwork), and there are also power tiers on cards indicated by +1, +2, etc. Card transformation occurs through a minigame themed around strengthening bonds through erotic play. When cards transform, they generally become more powerful, but sometimes they become weaker in some ways as well, making the choice of which version(s) to use more interesting. However, the minigame is the one place where the fact this is a console port becomes glaringly obvious. The card image doesn't fit on the screen, and you have to use a gamepad to scroll a cursor, even if you use the mouse to pinch/rub/etc., and the only part of the image that reacts is the face, which is often off-screen. Basically, the minigame is not fun at all, and just feels like a waste of time, but there is an option to autoplay through it. The bigger problem is the +1/+2 tiered card system. The +1 cards completely outclass the standard cards, meaning that to continue progressing you have to either grind or pay real money for microtransactions and hope to get higher-tiered cards from booster packs in order to proceed with the story. This would be understandable in a free-to-play game, but not in a buy-to-play game. To add insult to injury, once you need to start using higher-tiered cards, any effort you may have spent improving your collection up to that point feels completely wasted. This ruined the game for me, and is why I must reluctantly give a thumbs-down review.
• gamedeal user

  May 10, 2017

  6.5/10 I really wanted to give this game a good review. I had a fun time until around chapter 6.. Then the battles became to difficult. I did buy a few online packs to make things easier but these cards are not replaceable if you reset the story mode and the game data. If these packs were true DLC and saved on a server then it would have a better grade. Microtransactions really bring this game down, especially with no way to restore erased data.