Urbance Clans Card Battle!

They did a great job with the Urbance Animated Pilot. To bad the vibe of this Animated short movie can not be found in this game. If you are interested in the game keep in mind that you only should get the game for the gameplay alone. The Storytelling, if you can call it like that, is the bare minimum at best. After 3 battles the game was not able to keep my attention or interest in it.

This basic game structure of the units attacking across at each other works pretty well sometimes, but in this case the general lack of combo effects and other special abilities makes every fight play out more or less the same.

Urbance Clans Card Battle! is a rather poor ripoff of games like MtG: Arena and Hearthstone, but this costs money and those are free to play if you don't mind grinding. This is a weak Cyberpunk themed CCG where you battle various enemies in a linear campaign... and don't get too excited about there being a campaign because there's not many fights, little to no story, and what story there is, is weak and badly written. That leaves the game itself... which will make you want to leave, too. If Magic is the Chess of CCGs and deckbuilders, this is Candyland with the board torn in half and some of the pieces missing. While it works, it's just rudimentary with little variation, not much in the way of combos or strategy... even "casual" deckbuilders like Slay the Spire have more going on than this. And there's very little variety in the cards, either, and not much theme. You'll basically be shoving your cards up against identical cards from the enemy. Talk about bland. From a technica...

Too short (less than 4 hours for the first gameplay), a generic story, a basic card game. Honestly, for the time it lasted, it was also enjoyable to play. If it had lasted too long, it would have been boring. It is up to you to decide whether it is worth spending your money for these few hours. [h1] HOW TO PLAY: [/h1] The game is based on card duels, with decks of exactly 30 cards. The cards have a power cost from 1 to 10, there is no limitation on the number of cards that can be played per turn. Cards are never discarded, nor is there a limitation on the number of cards in hand. The power at the start of the turn is equal to the number of turns played but cannot exceed the value of 10. The power not used to play the cards is discarded. Each card has an attack and hit point value and can have special abilities. There are 5 positions for each player to place cards. If during the attack phase one of your cards is in the same position as an enemy card, then the two cards collide, taking ...

Welcome to Urbance, a neo-futuristic realm characterized by vibrant, stylish, and distinctive colors that are sure to captivate you. I discovered this game while exploring various "card games" available on Steam. Intrigued by the potential of its deckbuilding and card battling mechanics, I decided to give it a try. The card battling system is organized into five "lanes," where fighters engage the opponents directly in front of them. Each fighter can attack immediately upon being played, and all combat occurs during the player's turn. Your deck consists of 30 cards, with a limit of two copies for each card. The game adopts a mana system similar to Hearthstone, granting one additional mana each turn, up to a maximum of 10, although certain cards can expedite this process. Considering its price, I believe it offers reasonable value, featuring appealing artwork and somewhat average mechanics. However, it is not a game I would choose to play repeatedly.

disappointing boring gameplay

For its price I'd say it lives up to it, has nice art and subpar mechanics. Just isn't a game I'd play over and over.