
The ultimate digital Vanguard experience that includes an original story set in the world of overDress! Compete with players worldwide with "Ranked Fight," play solo casually with "CPU Fight," and enjoy the game and experience the world of Vanguard at your own pace via many other fight modes.
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Sums Steam only; Nintendo publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $69.99 | 1.2Kreviews | 76% | — | $2.7M |
| $69.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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Themes across 60 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Possibly the worst card game AI I've ever played. AI was very much visibly given boosts to trigger rates at all times. Even worse when you add D-Skill into the calculation. Honestly, such a shame, because the Vanguard itself is fun, but the horrible hardcode of the AI is beyond playable. How do you code this and then think "Hmm, yeah, this is definitely the best type of accuracy and fun!" for a card game and slaps the atrocious price, before all the DLCs? If you like Vanguard, then sure, get this game, but maybe on a sale. If you're new? Start somewhere else. There are other starting points. I love Vangaurd but I have to be honest, I can't really recommend this game.
haters gonna hate but this game is like crack
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Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 60 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
I beat my brother and uninstalled. This game was NOT worth so much money. I got this game for like $20 i think
Oyun güzel, Lakin hiçbir Kart oyunu 70 dolar etmez usta.
I like vanguard, but HOLY SH!T the plot armor on these npcs are INSANE. I fought the main character from the show as a free roaming character on the map. I thought I was suppose to be the F*CKING PROTAGONIST, NOT HIM. The amount of times the npcs get back to back triggers in a fight when they should be dead is crazy. Especially when you hit them like 6-8 times per fight and if you do manage to beat them it's barely. ONLY BUY IT ON SALE!
I bought Cardfight!!! Vanguard Dear Days during a huge discount, and at first everything worked perfectly. I enjoyed playing and made some progress without any issues. Then, out of nowhere, all of my save data disappeared, forcing me to start the game over from the beginning. I was frustrated, but i gave it another chance and played through the early parts again, making sure my progress was saved. The very next day, I launched the game and discovered that my save data had disappeared again. This is now the second time I've lost all of my progress. Spending hours playing only to have everything erased is incredibly frustrating and makes me not want to continue playing. The gameplay itself is fun, but a game is hard to recommend when it can't reliably keep your save data. I hope the developers fix this issue because losing progress twice is unacceptable.
game so silly a npc decide to block my attack with all his card (it was a normal grade 3 attack)
Always wanted to learn to play this game and this has been a great introduction to the game. I like that you get to choose a starting deck from a decent selection, but you are not locked with that deck for the rest of the game as you can choose a different deck right away. Most games so far last around 10 turns or so, with some going past that when you and your opponent are able to find a way to barely survive by drawing the right card at the right time, making an exciting back and forth experience. It's been a lot of fun, and I'm excited to play more. At the time of writing this I've only played the story mode. I am aware there is a second game, but I'm not aware of the differences. As many have mentioned, $70 always put me off from purchasing, especially when there is DLC for additional cost. I would have been fine with purchasing it for half that or would understand if $70 was for the base game and DLC. When on sale, it's definitely worth the purchase (especially for $5)!
Actually missed playing Vanguard before Bushiroad made separate new rules apart from the Stride era and Gear Chronicles, which made my friends give up on this game because of how much they invested in their stride-focused decks CPU is challenging enough to learn the new rules, so good to learn the new mechanics or try out new deck archetypes you can't build in real life unless you want to spend money playing an actual deck. And at least this game's more fun than Yu-Gi-Oh! Cancer Duel meta. I can actually get sheet done with my plays in a match.
could be better with the story but its vanguard so who cares about story
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