- March 15, 2019
- Stapleton
De'Vine: Card Game
Platforms
About
"De'Vine: Card Game" is a strategy-focused card battle game with over 300 unique cards and no RNG. Players bring their build of seven cards into battle, trying to outwit enemies using unique mechanics and various strategies. The story is set forty years after peace was restored, but now cards trapping monster essences are losing their enchantment, causing seals to dissipate and monsters to become unhinged. It's up to a skilled card master to discover and stop the source of this evil, including facing challenges in the Tower of Ascension.











- The game offers a fun and engaging card battle experience with well-thought-out mechanics and a variety of strategies to explore.
- The developer is responsive and actively engages with the community, providing support and updates to improve the game.
- With over 300 cards and new traits, the game allows for countless deck builds and strategic gameplay, making it highly replayable.
- The user interface (UI) is confusing and could use significant improvement, making it difficult for players to navigate and enjoy the game fully.
- There is a lack of essential features such as card sorting and filtering, which can hinder the overall gameplay experience.
- Some players have reported issues with the developer's communication style, feeling defensive towards criticism rather than addressing concerns constructively.
- gameplay14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is praised for its well-thought-out mechanics and progression, offering a unique card game experience that encourages strategic team building. While there is a helpful tutorial and menu for understanding game mechanics, some elements require trial and error to master. The developer's responsiveness to feedback and ongoing content updates further enhance the overall gameplay experience.
“As of 2022, this is a really good card game with well thought out mechanics and progression.”
“The art is good and the gameplay feels right.”
“Neither gameplay nor story are well implemented in this.”
“There are aspects of the game that do require some trial and error to understand the specific mechanics, such as damage reduction traits only work on defense, but there is some fun strategy involved in making an effective team.”
“There is a tutorial and there is also a menu available which tells you what the game mechanics are (press ctrl to pull it up).”