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Card Blast!

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46%Game Brain Score
monetization, emotional
stability, gameplay
46% User Score Based on 161 reviews

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Card Blast! is a single player action game. It was developed by Netflix, Inc. and was released on November 9, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

Card Blast! is a fast-paced puzzle card game where players create winning poker hands by saving cards from a moving conveyor and arranging them into rows. Use powerful Boost abilities like freeze, nuke, and rocket to boost your score and overcome challenging scenarios. Compete in single-player mode or climb event leaderboards against others for supremacy.

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46%
Audience ScoreBased on 161 reviews
monetization3 positive mentions
stability7 negative mentions
  • The game is fun and addictive, providing a unique card game experience.
  • Many players enjoy the challenge and find satisfaction in overcoming difficult levels.
  • The game is free to play without ads, which is a plus for many users.
  • The game frequently crashes and has major bugs that prevent progress, especially at certain levels.
  • Level 160 and some earlier levels are considered nearly impossible, leading to frustration among players.
  • There are issues with the game's mechanics, such as unresponsive buttons and problems with power-ups, which hinder gameplay.
  • stability
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The stability of the game is notably problematic, with frequent freezing and crashing issues reported by users. Players experience game freezes during critical moments, such as bonus activations and reward claims, leading to frustration and confusion over unreceived rewards. Overall, these stability issues significantly detract from the gaming experience.

    • “It doesn't register your input picking the boost, so it never unfreezes.”
    • “It freezes, crashes, or both.”
    • “Game freezes at first bonus activation every time.”
  • gameplay
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is praised for its core mechanics and engaging loop, but players express frustration over the lack of reward retention after level failures, which hinders progression. The reliance on random card draws limits player agency, leading to a challenging experience that can feel unfair due to unpredictable mechanics and accidental placements. While the game is enjoyable initially, it becomes increasingly frustrating, particularly in later levels where new mechanics complicate gameplay.

    • “I love the core mechanics and gameplay loop, but I think you should get the rewards you've earned (gems and coins) from levels after you fail them, so you can buy power-ups to help you pass the level.”
    • “If you're good at this game, you're willing to endure some of the most frustrating game design I've ever seen: a steadily increasing rate of falling cards like Tetris, but horizontally... unlike Tetris, you can't see what's coming next. Progressing requires an arbitrary number of specific hands that boils down to sketchy RNG. Drag and drop gameplay that leads to accidental card placement and severe penalties; plenty challenging.”
    • “The game's reliance on random card draws as the basic mechanic means you, the player, have very little agency.”
    • “If you're good at this game, you're willing to endure some of the most frustrating game design I've ever seen: a steadily increasing rate of falling cards like Tetris, but horizontally... unlike Tetris, you can't see what's coming next. Progressing requires an arbitrary number of specific hands that boils down to sketchy RNG. Drag and drop gameplay leads to accidental card placement and severe penalties, plenty challenging.”
    • “Fun game until you reach the jungle levels, which introduces an incredibly annoying mechanic.”
  • music
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users finding it annoying and difficult to mute, as settings are only accessible from the main menu. While some players enjoy the gameplay elements, they express frustration over the intrusive audio that detracts from the overall experience.

    • “Card Blast is pretty fun! The game has these cute little bamboo things and there's a catchy bus song. You can't let the cards reach it, or else you lose. Then you put the cards into the little bamboo things, and after a while, you'll get a match. I love it! Can you make another game like this?”
    • “Music and sounds are incredibly annoying, and the settings are only available from the main menu - but new levels autostart, so you have to quit the level to shut off the noise.”
    • “Terrible music and sophomoric gameplay.”
    • “Super annoying music that you can't turn off.”
  • monetization
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's monetization strategy appears to have been heavily influenced by its transition to Netflix, resulting in a structure designed for microtransactions that now feels incomplete. While it is free to play without ads, the reliance on a Netflix subscription raises questions about the true cost to players, as many in-app purchase features have been removed.

    • “The game is entirely free with no ads, although one could argue that your Netflix subscription isn't exactly 'free'...”
    • “It seems like the game was designed for in-app purchases but was stripped down to just the levels after being acquired by Netflix.”
    • “The monetization model is evident, as the game was clearly set up for microtransactions before being modified for Netflix.”
    • “This game was definitely set up for microtransactions, which were removed for Netflix, leaving gaps in how the currencies work.”
    • “Clearly designed for in-app purchases, then stripped of everything but the levels once acquired by Netflix.”
  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional response to the game is overwhelmingly negative, with one user expressing a strong aversion and frustration towards both the game and its creators. This suggests that the game may evoke intense feelings of disappointment or anger in some players.

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Card Blast! is a action game.

Card Blast! is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Card Blast! was released on November 9, 2021.

Card Blast! was developed by Netflix, Inc..

Card Blast! has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its monetization but disliked it for its stability.

Card Blast! is a single player game.

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