Разработчик: Ludosity
Описание
Journey through a mysterious flying city called Starship Frivolity where every inhabitant is obsessed with the latest space-craze, The Card Game! Battle them to win their trust - and their cards! - and progress through the dubious laboratories, haunted docks and lethal restaurants of this space station to find out its greatest mysteries.
The Card Game (or TCG for short, the only card game they play in space) is played by two players on a single board. Connect your cards to give them power, and when they're all fired up they deal damage, heal, shield, or mess with your opponents cards. Since they stay on the board after they've been activated, you can keep combos alive indefinitely by stringing new cards into the chain. Playing on the same board gives you opportunity to further mess with you opponents, blocking their moves or stealing their power!
With a renewed gameplay system, an all new adventure and online multiplayer, Card City Nights 2 improves on its predecessor in every way.
- Adventure and Cards, together again!
- Online multiplayer
- 200 unique cards with characters from the Ludosity universe
- Discover increasingly more unlikely locations
- Still no IAP whatsoever
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP SP2
- Processor: SSE2 instruction set support.
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: DX9 (shader model 3.0)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Mac
- OS: Mac OS X 10.8
- Processor: SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: shader model 3.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04, SteamOS
- Processor: SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: shader model 3.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
The Good
This game succeed in breaking the heritage of the first game, it was bold to move from the standard Triple Triad style game (FF8) to a chaining cards game with a single shared board. I was skeptical for a while and finally get use to it and enjoy the new gameplay.
Before, an easy way to win was to attack opponent's cards, this doesn't work much now, instead, you have to chain cards as much as possible to keep the flow running and benefits from their effect as fast as possible while/or blocking opponent for connecting cards, which computer usually do.
The overhaul game is great, code is well done with no issue at all, art style is again the lovely Ludosity style, you like it or not.
And the musics are almost all nice to listen to. Almost cause they're all good EXCEPT the Lemon Diva theme (on purpose still.)
The Bad
Devs are unable to learn their lessons from first game (or others), and there is still the useless Unity settings menu, a useless "start" screen, then main screen, profiles screen, load, then finally we can play... could have been designed way better !
In fact, design is the biggest flaw in this/these game(s), game designer(s) just lame and never try to improve, enjoying repeating the same mistakes over and over, which makes me not so confident for the next episode. Hope they'll improve somehow otherwise it would be most likely bad.
And the (very) Ugly
There is no so called "smartness" at all for computer opponents, they usually knows which cards we have in hands and they block us most of the time, and cherry on the cake, they get their cards in a better order than us, making them pretty much 98 % unbeattable except when "randomness" finally helps us by accident.
Our cards are dealt in such a way we've got either no or very few connection options and bad to worth possible order (angry chest at the beginning and cards with "activate a card" capabilities at the very end for instance, long delay cards dealt also near the end of the game usually), the opponent although got super combo at the very bets time (goddess Buster + Goddess of Explosions, or shield then "deal 2/3 damage" on effect on placement cards.)
Another example is given with the Bazooka turnip card (gain shield), to get a heart after ! ("healing" remove shield :| )
A few characters have the lame excuse of mind reading but most of them don't and should not.
The story also hold a hole in it, defeating card god, ok then what ? The game doesn't give you any hint... feel a bit abandonned. There is maybe something given as a casual chitchat sometime but nothing else, fortunately some user in the forum give the way. And there is the ultra-cheater Cardplaya to defeat in science wing without really knowing why we would do such. Character itself didn't give any clue.
Potatoid prisoner is even more cheaty, it always got the best card at the best time to mess up with us (I'm pretty sure it doesn't have a prebuilt deck but pick a card accroding to our deck and what we play and how we play, this isn't mind reading, this is just cheap cheating.) Wihtout mentionning Cardplaya with cards we can't really beat.
The undefeated also usually got simulacrum and plenty of "deal 2 damage" cards.
All this cheating seriously sucks and ruins the game, it was already the same in CCN1 with the Card King especially.
Ludosity, it's time to learn how to make proper algorithms to simulate smart opponents !
Scratches that old Pokemon TCG gameboy itch
I enjoyed the first one a lot more, way more. The sequel seems to be focused on multiplayer and I don't care about competitive multiplayer for some genre of games. I can not speak about the multiplayer as I didn't touch it. Other than that, the campaign was much less entertaining to play and I had to push myself to finish it. I didn't like the changes to the gameplay, the board, the game progression and it seems like it wasn't as balanced as the first entry in the series.
I was able to wipe out multiple opponents in a row without changing deck configuration or by simply making small adjustments. Deck viriety wasn't as present or as important in the single player battles. There was only one character that gave me a real headache near the end. Unlocking new cards and legendaries was not satisfying. Why the thumbs up then?
The art is still distinct and eye catching, the characters are still quirky, the music is still great and I like these a lot. It was good, easy and short enough that I managed to push myself to finish it. I'm giving it a thumbs up because it is well made, even if I find the single player experience to be weaker. Unfortunately it wasn't for me this time around. Otherwise, think about giving it a shot if you liked the first one or if you like competitive multiplayer card games.
Love this game. Love Card City Night 1 as well. The sequel is better in multiple ways (balence, variety, ect) but the origional is still fun as well.
I got Card City Night 1 for a few cents in a bundle, and meant to only play a tiny bit. I ended up 100%ing the game. I payed full price for the sequel and got my money's worth.
- A sequel with some new game mechanics.
- It's a simple card battler game with funny/weird looking aesthetic
- Cohesive plot with humor sprinkle around it
- Might not be for everyone, but it is the a sequel of a game from the nostalgic ittle dew series.
- Simple, Ok-Humor, Ok-Plot, not very time consuming.
great sequel to the first game
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ludosity |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 16.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (125) |