Card Crawl App Reviews

Great game, 10 out of 10

I love the simple, but deep, decisive gameplay. Best single-player card battler.

Only problem Ive come across is when playing in Delve mode, when you get the "Champion" card and play it, it counts it as win, but not one that comes with a depth advancement. Why?

Perfect game for a quick 5-10 minute session. Deep and fun mechanics for the length of the game.

Been completely addicted to this great solitaire game. Each game is highly nuanced and its fun making tough life-or-death decisions.

So up front, yes this is a great game, well worth the price and if you are thinking about getting it, just do it! The basics: Your character has 13 hp, a left hand, a right hand and a back pack. The dealer places 4 cards and you must do something with at least 3 of them for the dealer to restock the cards in play. The idea is to survive long enough to go through the entire deck (54 cards in normal mode) and collect coins along the way. There are 6 types of cards: monsters, weapons, shields, potions, coins and abilities. Each card (except for ability cards) has a point value assigned to it. A monster card is going to deal the amount of damage on the card, the weapon deals that damage to a monster, a shield will absorb that much damage before breaking, a potion heals that amount of damage and coins give you that amount of money. Abilities do various things and you use the money earned at the end of the round to buy more ability cards. All in all this game has quite a bit to offer and is very well worth the price!

One that you keep picking up when you have a few free minutes.

Such a blast of play. Im not huge on games for iPhones but I find that Card Crawl is a perfect solitaire experience and Im so thankful that the developers keep enhancing this title. If you are even interested in this in the slightest, get it.

Ok, Ive gotten all the activity cards; so Ive amassed $6,000 plus after that- what do I spend it on? And whats with the Quest tab- two player choices, but no hint as to how/when/why the others will appear, and what benefit they might have. Oh, and the Trophy tab- the download circle just keeps circling....and crashes when I hit the right hand icon. Great game, but needs an instruction page way beyond the basic tutorial provided. And try adding some randomness; the Delve level is soooo predictable!!

Its a mash up of rouge-like game and solitaire with a bit of CCG.

An extremely well made and charming game. Give it a try.

This game is really fun if you have a few minutes to sit down and play or play while watching tv. Challenging, fresh, and fun graphics.

The tutorial played fine, but then it crashes on launch ever since. Tried deleting and re-downloading with same result. The game was really fun from the tutorial, so Im hoping this is just a problem from the recent update and that theyll de-bug it soon. Using iPhone 6.

I am having loads and loads of fun with this. It reminds me of a game called Hand of Doom. Basically, the gameplay consists of managing risk and reward to attempt to get to the bottom of a 50 card deck. What makes this a real keeper is both the art style and the many extra features that keep it fresh. In addition, theres an upgrade system where you can buy new cards and it provides lots of incentive to keep on playing! Pick this one up right away.

My favorite game to play when I need to kill time. Very fun and can be played endlessly.

Buy it :)

You gotta try it its a bit tricky at first but once you figure it out its loads of fun

A perfect game for anytime.

This game is fantastic for quick occasional play. Unfortunately the game is absolutely ruined by the ultra frustrating Delve Mode. Winning conditions seem to be generated randomly, so there is no way to reliably won by strategy alone. A loss in Delve Mode send you back and bad luck will eventually drag you back five or six levels in a row, ruining your hard work. This mode cannot be ignored however, as it is required to unlock characters.

I love this game. Its got great replayability and the challenges are just challenging enough. Great work!