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Crimson Company is a strategic card game that combines elements of Magic: The Gathering and Chess. Players compete in fair duels, building their armies and deploying units to outmaneuver and defeat their opponents. With a wide variety of units, spells, and abilities, each duel is a unique test of tactical prowess and strategic thinking.

Genres & Tags

Casual

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

87%

Audience ScoreBased on 57 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

graphics2 negative mentions

The game is a fun and clever turn-based tactical tug-of-war card game with engaging mechanics.
It is free to play, easy to learn, and offers a lot of depth without any pay-to-win elements.
The developers are actively fixing issues and improving the app, showing commitment to enhancing the player experience.

The app suffers from numerous bugs, including frequent notifications, connection issues, and an unskippable intro that frustrates new players.
There is a lack of online players, making it difficult to find matches, and the AI is not challenging enough for practice.
The tutorial can be interrupted by notifications, leading to a poor learning experience for new users.

gameplay
6 mentions
83 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
17 % negative mentions
The gameplay is praised for its engaging mechanics, particularly the challenging bidding system that creates tough situations for players. Many users find it fun and believe it showcases strong potential, likening it to a gameplay demo for a more developed version.
- “The game has potential, and I like the mechanics, especially the tough situations the bidding system puts you in.”
- “Fun game with really good gameplay.”
- “Enjoying the mechanics.”
- “Consider it a gameplay demo for the real game.”
graphics
4 mentions
25 % positive mentions
25 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The graphics in the app are generally clear and optimized for mobile devices, ensuring they don't strain performance. However, there is a notable issue where tapped cards can become obscured behind other graphics, making it difficult to view their descriptions.
- “Graphic resources aren't heavy for phones, yet still have clarity.”
- “One issue regarding the app: when a card is bought and is in the player zone, if you want to tap on it to see the description, it gets hidden behind the graphics and cannot be seen.”
- “Graphic resources aren't heavy for phones, yet still lack clarity.”
stability
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent freezes during both tutorial and regular play, unresponsive settings, and a lack of online players. Reviewers describe it as fun yet feeling unfinished and buggy, with slow bot matches further detracting from the experience.
- “The tutorial, online play, and regular play freeze from time to time. During the game, I cannot turn off sounds in the settings, and the AI needs improvement.”
- “Fun but unfinished, buggy, with nobody online and incredibly slow bot matches.”
monetization
2 mentions
50 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game is praised for its monetization model, as it features no in-game purchases and allows players to enjoy the experience without the need for registration.
- “Bonus points for no in-game purchases and allowing us to play without needing to register!”