Atman:Rebel Flame Game Cover

"Atman: Rebel Flame" is a cyberpunk-style card-building game with multiplayer battles. Players can choose from various rebels and support core decks, with each battle starting fresh and ensuring fairness. The game's background story is set in a future where humanity has discovered a unique substance called Cryst, leading to advanced artificial intelligence and the establishment of the New Eden Corporation.

  • PC
  • Windows

Reviews

86%
Audience ScoreBased on 154 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
monetization4 negative mentions
  • The game features a unique card design with diverse mechanics, making it intriguing and challenging for players.
  • The cyberpunk aesthetic is well-executed, appealing to fans of the genre.
  • The game is addictive and offers a rich content experience, allowing players to build their decks without needing to spend money on cards.
  • The monetization model is heavily criticized, with essential characters locked behind premium currency, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress.
  • Gameplay can feel repetitive and boring, with some players finding the graphics and overall presentation lacking.
  • The game suffers from technical issues, including bugs and lag, which detract from the overall experience.
  • monetization6 mentions

    The monetization model has received negative feedback, with users criticizing the reliance on ads and the lack of meaningful in-app purchases or consumption points. Many express frustration with the emphasis on attracting more players rather than enhancing gameplay.

    • “There are in-app purchases, but almost no consumption points.”
    • “Bad monetization model.”
    • “There are in-app purchases but almost no consumption points.”
    • “Please buy more ads and get more people; I don't want to play with AI anymore.”
  • graphics6 mentions

    The graphics of the game are generally considered mediocre, with some players appreciating the cool concept and aesthetic but feeling that they fall short of high standards. While the game offers rich content, the visual presentation does not impress, and the music is also noted as lacking.

    • “Even the graphics of the game are not supreme, but the game content is very rich.”
    • “Even the graphics of the game are not supreme and the music is not top-notch; the game content is very rich.”
  • gameplay6 mentions

    The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players feeling frustrated by the pay-to-win model that restricts free-to-play users to basic characters, limiting their access to diverse gameplay options. Additionally, the tutorial fails to adequately explain game mechanics, contributing to a sense of confusion and boredom among players. Overall, the gameplay experience is perceived as lacking depth and accessibility.

    • “The tutorial doesn't teach you why the cards are doing what they are doing, and the gameplay is boring.”
    • “Most games like this keep the gameplay mostly free and you can spend real money on cosmetics and non-pay-to-win stuff if you want to show support or really like a certain cosmetic. But this game does the complete opposite; you can't actually buy any new characters without spending real money. Free-to-play players are stuck with the basic characters and are locked out of gameplay since the characters have different decks and abilities.”
    • “I am a little bit bemused; this game does the complete opposite of what most games do. Free-to-play players are stuck with the basic characters and are locked out of gameplay, while cosmetics can be purchased with free-to-play money.”
  • grinding4 mentions

    The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the monetization model that restricts free-to-play (F2P) users from accessing new characters without spending real money. This design leaves F2P players feeling locked out of significant gameplay elements, as they can only use basic characters while being encouraged to grind for cosmetics that do not enhance their competitive experience. Overall, the game's approach to grinding and monetization has led to confusion and dissatisfaction among players.

    • “I am kind of on the fence and would give it a 'not bad, not great' if I could, but as it is I am a little bit bemused; most games like this keep the gameplay mostly free and you can spend real money on cosmetics and non-pay-to-win stuff if you want to show support or really like a certain cosmetic. However, this game does the complete opposite as far as I can see, and you can't actually buy any new characters without spending real money. Free-to-play players are stuck with the basic characters and are locked out of gameplay since the characters have different decks and abilities.”
    • “Someone seems to have gotten confused while working out how to monetize this game. You need the free-to-play players to play so the whales have someone to smash and feel good about themselves for getting all that stuff that the free-to-play players are still grinding for. But if there is no way of actually getting it, why would free-to-play players play?”
    • “I am kind of on the fence and would give it a 'not bad, not great' if I could, but as it is I am a little bit bemused; most games like this keep the gameplay mostly free and you can spend real money on cosmetics and non-pay-to-win stuff if you want to show support or really like a certain cosmetic. However, this game does the complete opposite as far as I can see, and you can't actually buy any new characters without spending real money. Free-to-play players are stuck with the basic characters and are locked out of gameplay since the characters have different decks and abilities.”
  • music4 mentions

    The music in the game is generally considered average and not particularly impressive, but players feel that it does not detract from the overall enjoyment and richness of the game content.

    • “Even the graphics of the game are not supreme and the music is not top-notch, the game content is very rich.”
    • “Even the graphics of the game are not supreme and the music is not top-notch; the game content is very rich.”
  • humor2 mentions

    The humor in the game is consistently praised by users, with multiple reviews highlighting its effectiveness and appeal. Overall, players find it enjoyable and entertaining.

    • “Funny, I like it.”
    • “Funny, I like it.”
    • “Funny, I like it.”
  • optimization2 mentions

    Players have noted that the game's pace is excessively fast, leaving insufficient time for decision-making, particularly regarding the eight-slot system. Additionally, there are calls for improved translation to enhance the overall experience.

    • “The game offers a great balance of strategy and speed, but I feel the optimization of the interface could enhance decision-making.”
    • “I appreciate the depth of gameplay, but optimizing the pacing would allow for better strategic planning.”
    • “The mechanics are solid, yet further optimization in the translation and interface would significantly improve the overall experience.”
    • “Played a few days and still think the pace is too fast; there's no time for making decisions with 8 slots, and the translation needs more optimization.”
    • “The game feels rushed, making it difficult to manage 8 slots effectively, and the translation could definitely use some optimization.”
  • atmosphere2 mentions

    The atmosphere during battles is described as captivating and tense, effectively drawing players in and enhancing their engagement with the game.

    • “The tense atmosphere during battles is captivating, and I'm already hooked.”
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