He-Man MOTU Battle for Eternia

Gameplay feels good. Deck building feels weird to me. I think most people, when building a deck, would go through their collection and add all cards they feel would help with whatever deck they plan on building and then subtract to 30. Atm, you can only add max 30 and can’t go past that. So you have to subtract to add. Hard to look at all cards you selected together. Easier to see how cards can work together if you can see all the cards you might want to use, not just 30 at a time. Needs some sort of campaign as well. Lastly, how can I change my name in game? That would be nice

Why is the Kevin Smith Skeletor teaming up with 1980s He-Man to fight a pair of identical Teelas in the Crystal Sea? Who cares? This CCG doesn’t bring anything new to the table, except the theme. But it offers a lot of different strategies, gives away a lot of cards and doesn’t seem pay-to-win. On the downside, it lacks a lot of typical features, like the ability to play with friends or a one-player campaign. Some of the feaures aren’t explained well, either, like crafting cards or why so many high-ranked players show up as level 0. And the UI needs helps… your cards can cover up how much Power you have, and the figures wandering the field obscure cards in play. None of these are deal-killers, but stand in the way of a perfect game.

It’s got the best most worth it prices that I might even just go for it with $20 only $5 is needed for the battle pass! That’s crazy and not to mention you can get free stuff without paying but dude that’s amazing pricing! Marvel snap has it for ten dollars plus this card game hasn’t crashed on me at all so far! And great quality! You just can’t beat that!