Traitors Empire Card RPG

I liked this game a lot the first two weeks. The story telling was awesome the puzzles were fun and there’s even humor in it. If I would of rated it then I would definitely give it 5 stars. now I’m at a point where I replay the same mission over and over again; which gets boring. And even though I’ve been playing for at least a month I’m still weeks away from crafting a legendary ability or item. I mean I’m all for grinding but this game take it’s to the next level. I have 7 hero’s with the main 3 at level 12 and liva at 11. But the thing is when you match up in pvp it’s not real time it’s all AI. And let me tell you a level 12 team can get sweeped by a level 9 or 10 team because they have mystic abilities, legendary gear and 2 or 3 extra characters. But the icing on the cake is they have banners that make the attacks have extreme disadvantage like revivals, discards and heals. So if you kills a character the whole enemy team heals basically 2 attacks worth. And critical hits for defenders seems more often then attackers. I don’t know what the attackers have going for them other than maybe potions which are kinda bleh. Maybe it’s just a match making issues but the way things are now be prepared to lose a-lot of battles because your starter cards will almost always be vs end game epic ones. Still try it out for a while and see what I mean. You’ll have fun for a minute I promise

Incredible game. Just picked up Corso and so far I can say, best I’ve played in App Store and top ten of all games I’ve ever played. I know that sounds ridiculous, but that’s how I feel. Maybe things will change, we’ll see. 1) extremely reasonable prices for a gotcha. I feel like makers were abused by other gotcha themselves and came to this with that mindset. 2) dark gritty western style rpg elements WITH SWEARING (none of that cutesy pandering jrpg crap). That takes balls and a dedication to the vision for their world. 3) excellent mechanics. Each card and class has a purpose. Some are more niche, but a thoughtful player can take advantage to great benefit. 4) maps and enemies are varied and interesting. 5) the grind is quite reasonable compared with other gotchas. 6) a satisfying sense of consequence when upgrading cards and gear. 7) decent replay value with challenges and alternate story elements. The only complaint I have is that four character per battle feels more fun than three. Five would be too many. Otherwise *standing o*. I’m a fan.

How did i not know about this, absolutely give this a try if you like turn based rpgs. Wish id been playing since launch! It uses card mechanics that allow you to customize characters and teams, and frankly theres a lot to this. Each hero has multiple viable builds, and get better as you build around other team members. The key is to keep your deck small, with so many options its easy to let your deck grow massive and random. The random aspect really helps keep replay interesting and guilds offer more fun! It is a freemium game, but if you’re willing to watch ads you can actually earn a fair amount each day, allowing you to save for purchases. A monthly package is another good option. All the powerful stuff can absolutely be built for free if youre patient, which is nice.