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Siege - the card game

$4.99
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Developer:
SIA Next Level
Publisher:
SIA Next Level
Platforms:
Windows Mac Linux
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About This Game

Choose one of the three factions:
  • The Imperial Circus
  • T.A.B.L.E.
  • Seeker Association
and embark on an adventure to become a true Beyond Baron in the colorful and tongue-in-cheek world of Circus Empire!
Siege is a strategic single-player card game about sieging castles with armies and magic.
In Siege:
  • There are over 300 different building, spell and creature cards;
  • Explore the solo campaign with over 100 battles;
  • Build your own army deck or multiple decks;
  • Upgrade your cards so they become more powerful;
  • Campaign dialogue choices can impact battles and loot;
  • Earn extra gold and cosmic shards through procedurally generated special missions.

How does this game differ from other card games?
Siege is mainly a single player experience with crafted campaign, where you have to tactically fight against different tower, shrine and wall card combinations.

Also mana channels are gained by sacrificing cards and you can earn extra channels by sacrificing more cards in the same turn, thus making strategic decisions between card advantage and tempo.

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User Reviews

Mixed
8 user reviews
50%
Positive
3 hrs at review
Recommended

Well fuck me - at first I thought that it will be just about as boring as it was in very early stages when the game started out as a social networks game with shitty card deck and even more shittier multiplayer. I was so wrong! + Solo campaign with nice and sometimes funny (I actually chuckled when saw card called Power Potato) storytelling + Smooth gaming experience. Doesn't require much of learning (can figure out most if not all by trial-and-error) + Card upgrades and other small, but neat extras - Visually game still looks like a social network's flash game or shitty mobile port - Design sometimes seem inconsistent (some characters look like drawn drunk, progress map heavily reminds of Kingdom Rush's) and plain boring. Templates? - Somewhat hard to tell what card exatcly will do (probably subjective - not a fan of this type of games), therefore unintentional fuck ups are almost guaranteed - Lack of sounds, voiced dialogues and quality music Obviously the game tries to cut some s...

9 helpful 1 funny
2 hrs at review
Recommended

I really enjoyed the game. Recommended for fans of CCGs.

6 helpful 1 funny
18 hrs at review
Not Recommended

I really wanted to like this game but early on, long before you even get to the chapter that allows upgrading cards, you're pitted against impossible situations that earllier level cards can't defeat. There are bonus items you can win via quests but they are so feeble they don't do much good. Secondly there are some pretty huge glitches like cards that are unusable because they freeze the game and some instances where the game stops you from placing cards for no reason Check my game time - I really tried to grunt past it all using elbow grease but in the end Siege is a poorly tested game both challenge-wise and code-wise.

4 helpful
3 hrs at review
Not Recommended

THIS GAME IS NOTHING like the trailers. got some spare money? looking for a good strategy game or something? don't chose this, art is clunky at best, bad translations, horrible gameplay mechanics (just spam 2 win) it really just sucks at everything it tries to acheive, writing this to stop anyone else fall into the same pit fall is me. Go buy anything please, waste of £4.

4 helpful 1 funny
8 hrs at review
Not Recommended

pro: - sometimes it's funny. - unqiue concept - non-symmetric card game (your enemy has different options, there is no other deck) But this is the reason why sometimes this puzzle not a card game - 3 different factions - you can increase the gold easily in save file (it's simple json file) cons: - 3 fractions but you can't use two factions in your deck (the enemy is too fast) - the campaign is not polished (I couldn't defeat the sever quest in campaign) - "Campaign dialogue choices can impact battles and loot" some bad answers and the campaign is broken, and you don't want to restart. - upgradable cards are not good idea in a card game, the pictures are same - inconsistent design - one-time use items (But you don't know when it's best to use them.) - there is no graphics options menu - some animations are lame 3 / 10

2 helpful
2 hrs at review
Recommended

Fun and challenging.

2 helpful

System Requirements

Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7/8/10
  • Processor: 2.6 GHz Dual Core
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Dedicated GPU recommended
  • Storage: 525 MB available space

FAQ

How much does Siege - the card game cost?

Siege - the card game costs $4.99.

What are the system requirements for Siege - the card game?

Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7/8/10 Processor: 2.6 GHz Dual Core Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Dedicated GPU recommended Storage: 525 MB available space

What platforms is Siege - the card game available on?

Siege - the card game is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.

Is Siege - the card game worth buying?

Siege - the card game has 50% positive reviews from 8 players.

When was Siege - the card game released?

Siege - the card game was released on Sep 22, 2016.

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