Meow Wars: Card Battle

[h1]You like cats and cards? you might like this casual card game about cats[/h1] Yay for cats and puns ‒ Artworks and dialogues are awesome. Nay for gameplay ‒ It's enjoyable and funny but just too short and easy that can be finished under 30 mins. There's multiplayer mode but without inviting someone you know to join in, it's impossible to find a match. Anyway, considering the price it's totally fine anyway.

I'm feline good about this game, too bad I didn't cat-ch it when it cameowt because the multiplayer is dead as a dead bird now, and it certainly does not have a meowsive single player catpaign. The comcat mecatnic is a breath of fresh air in a hair-filled room of clones, and I would have liked to see it explored fur-ther.

Fairly easy to get a grasp of as soon as you get used to some somewhat odd mechanics. Gameplay is that you get to play cards each round to fill up your three spots, you get to attack with one of the cards which afterwards - if it survives - takes a catnap and will have 0 attack value, if it survives that round it'll go back into your deck. The winner is the one that kills the other players deck, the odd mechanics that took a little new thinking are: The card with the higher attack value takes no damage so it will survive at 1 health regardless of the value of the incoming attack. (as long as it's lower) The cards will keep the damage they take - which they more or less only take during the catnapping as they otherwise die or take zero damage - but that health value doesn't matter if it has higher attack value. (unless you make it fall asleep by sacrificing a low value card of course as ithe attack value then drops to zero) I like it quite a bit a simple concept and the stategy revol...

Fun game and cute artwork. The main campaign is really short, clocking in at about an hour. The online play is dead, so unless you *really* enjoy replaying through the same couple levels over and over in the main campaign, I would probably pass on this one. But if it's in a bundle or on sale for under $2, I'd say give it a shot. It's a shame -- With a little more TLC, extra modes, and more cards this could have been a great game.

Simple enough and easy to learn mechanics, with a helpful tutorial, however the game is easy to complete in a very short period of time and there's "technically" multiplayer, but it's incredibly unlikely you're going to find a match. The problem isn't the quality of the game itself, but it needing to be advertised to the public at large. That being said, some more content, couldn't hurt to keep the people that do play, hooked. Otherwise, it's a play, beat and leave, the game, scenario.