Infinite Cards

There's a surprising amount of depth to this game. The randomization makes each run genuinely interesting and unique. Easy recommend if you can overlook the AI art.

Enjoying this game as i learn how to play a deck building game. I have been so confused with other deck building games in the past. I am still confused but i am figuring things out with this game. Thank You Susan

For those concerned about the "random card generation" being bad, I can assure you it isn't. I've won 4 runs already, and while some cards are decidedly not great tm, there has not been a single card that is a net detriment or would never fit into any strategy. Overall 9/10, would be 11/10 but -2 points for what I'm pretty sure is ai art :( (If the art is actually human made, let me know and I'll update this review)

It's solid with potential. Unfortunately for me, some off putting design choices - long runs, massive investment to get a boss deck built, jarring AI art alongside basic UI elements, slow mouse, constraints on duplicating cards - along with fairly standard combat - was sadly enough to make my time playing less interesting than hoped. Perhaps, I'll look to revisit in future based on updates.

This is why I love indie games - they take risks AAA studios would never consider. While the results are often lackluster and incomplete, every once in awhile the concepts and execution come together to form something truly unique and fun. This is one of those games. If you love the deckbuilding and roguelike/lite genres and aren't put off by well implemented gen AI art, give this one a try. It's reminiscent of the MtG formula with the twist of endless procedural cards. The experience feels surprisingly polished for an indie game, and the game mechanics are tight with multiple possibilities. This title looks to provide a lot of bang for your buck.

I had zero expectations and this game blew me away. It's one of those games that looks dull on the surface but has ridiculous depth if you can get pass your initial reaction and stick with it. Also the title is not clickbait the game has in fact infinite cards.

I mean it looks rough around the edges, and the AI art is kinda overdone, but ♥♥♥♥ me if this isn't the replayable card game I've been waiting for all my life. I've conceptualized stuff like this but it always felt like an impossible challenge. I hope this spawns copycats that nail the visual aspect more, but regardless: this game deserves your money. It's just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of fun.

I just love the blend of MtG-like card-mechanics with an StS-like gameplay.