
Puzzle Strike is an online deckbuilding puzzle game from David Sirlin, lead designer of Puzzle Fighter HD Remix and creator of the Fantasy Strike universe. Improve your deck (of chips!) as the game unfolds and crush your opponents under a mountain of gems!
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Languages: English, French, Japanese
Sums Steam only; App Store publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 52reviews | 85% | — | $21.6K |
| $3.99 | 16ratings | 66% | — | not modelled |
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It's a good game
Fun game that plays similar to something like Super Puzzle Fighter. If you think you'd be interested in a deck building, puzzle, fighting game hybrid, definitely check this one out. However... This app is not worth the $15 asking price. I got it on a winter sale at 50% off with a $5 voucher so I ended up paying $2.50 for it, which I will say is a great price to fetch it at. $15 is wayyyy too high of a price for what this package contains. If you can pick it up for around $5, definitely jump on board. It just looks and feels too much of a straight mobile port to be worth anymore. Overall, I will say that if you're interested at all in the game at all, you won't be disappointed. Just try and pick this one up on a sale.
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Really hard to understand and the tutorial is horrible. A waste of $15. I dont reccomend this game at all.
This is the perfect deckbuilding game. It combines this already fun genre with direct player interaction, asymmetrical starting conditions and lots of tactical depth. Despite the name (which was chosen because of the theme), it is not a "puzzle", but a battle of wits from the very first turn until the very last one. It works great as a competitive 2-player game, but it is also lots of fun for 3 and 4 players. The free-for-all multiplayer mode is very dynamic while avoiding all the usual problems that can plague multiplayer games with direct attacks. The user interface for the online version is fine, but could benefit from a few improvements here and there. All in all, this is a decent implementation of the board game. Keep in mind that it is just that though: The video game version of a board game. So, the amount of animation and special effects is rather minimal. Bottom line: It is one of my favorite board games of all time and I have played almost 500 hours of it (counting the real life version, the browser version and the new Steam version together).
Great and interactive asymmetric deck builder. However, it is quite complex for new players to learn. Lots of edge cases, but there is intrinsic beauty to it.
This is basically another form of Dominion. You'll love it! :)
Pretty fun game. A bit complicated to start it.
This game is neat, I like the way it plays and the tactics you can develop. Though I think that it is a bit too expensive for the price it asks : There isn't too big of an online community, the assets feel a bit cheap and you have a few DLCs to buy if you want the full rooster.
this is meh. The predefined set of wares is an attempt to mitigate "hate buying" but in the end it just collapses a big chunk of the decision matrix that makes a deck builder... a deck builder!
An ok deckbuilding game. Physical deckbuilding games are not my favourite due to having to reshuffle a lot. The digital implementation makes it more manageable. I think this is alright, but there are better games. 5/10.
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