Cabals: Card Blitz

59%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

The game features enjoyable and addictive gameplay, appealing to those who prefer a casual experience.
The card art is fantastic, and there is a lot of content and strategy to discover as players progress.
In-game purchases are implemented tastefully, allowing players to speed up their experience without being forced to pay.

The game relies heavily on luck and auto-play mechanics, which can make combat feel boring and unengaging.
Progression can be frustrating due to timers and the need to pay for certain upgrades, limiting free play.
Many players feel that the deck-building aspect is minimal, as the game plays itself and offers little strategic choice.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
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17%
The graphics are generally praised for their nice artwork and appealing art style, but many reviewers feel that this aspect alone is not enough to elevate the game above its competitors. While some cards feature special abilities, the overall visual experience lacks depth, leading to a recommendation to explore other similar titles that offer better graphics and gameplay.
- “There are a ton of similar games on Steam that do this sort of thing better, so unless you really love the art style and theme, I suggest giving this one a miss.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is characterized as addictive and straightforward, appealing to fans of mobile-style games on Steam. Players appreciate the engaging mechanics and attractive art, drawing comparisons to other successful titles in the genre.
- “If you like addictive, brainless gameplay - this is it.”
- “I'm not against mobile-type games on Steam, unlike some people (too much hate for everything). Also, great art and similar gameplay to other successful titles.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization in the game is considered well-implemented, allowing players to make in-game purchases that enhance their experience by speeding up progress without being overly intrusive. Players appreciate that these purchases are optional and primarily serve to reduce waiting times rather than being necessary for enjoyment.
- “The best part about it is the in-game purchases are done tastefully and are basically to speed things up if you don't want to wait for timers or don't want to play a lot of hours to buy that special card pack with your next winner.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game appears to stem from players' frustration with the developers' decision to fill the PvP ladder with overpowered bots, which some find amusingly ironic given the game's early stage. This sentiment suggests a mix of sarcasm and critique regarding game balance.