Fracctal TCG

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Fracctal TCG is a multiplayer casual turn-based strategy game. It was developed by Fracctal Labs and was released on December 13, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Fracctal TCG is a fast-paced card battler combining monster collecting with strategic, Hearthstone-style combat. Players build 30-card elemental decks from eight teams, level cards mid-match through evolution, and engage in quick duels featuring resource management and tactical play. Climb ranked ladders via Solo quests, PvP, tournaments, and seasonal events.

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

music3 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

The game is fun and user-friendly, making it easy for new players to pick up and enjoy.
It features a generous free-to-play model, allowing players to earn cards and packs through gameplay without needing to spend money.
The developers are active in the community, providing consistent updates and engaging with player feedback.

Some decks are imbalanced, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences against certain opponents.
The campaign mode is linear and feels unrewarding, requiring players to complete all difficulties before progressing.
There is a small player base, which can lead to long matchmaking times in competitive modes.

gameplay
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The gameplay in the game features a linear Adventure mode that effectively teaches mechanics while providing rewards, though some players find certain elements, like the "evolve" mechanic, disruptive. Drawing inspiration from popular trading card games like Hearthstone and Pokémon, it introduces unique mechanics such as location cards that offer team buffs but can be targeted by enemies. Overall, the mechanics are well-integrated, and the game is praised for its engaging core gameplay and impressive artwork.
- “The game clearly takes inspiration from Hearthstone and Pokémon but has unique gameplay mechanics like having a location card slot that provides team buffs but can be attacked by enemy monsters.”
- “Fun game with a nice adaptation of mechanics from other trading card games such as Hearthstone, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Pokémon.”
- “Played during the beta period, really enjoy the core gameplay.”
- “I tried Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond recently, and although the gameplay was somewhat decent, I can only take so much of a game where the epilepsy warning has to be taken seriously and scantily dressed female avatars bounce all around the screen.”
- “The mechanics mesh pretty well together, although I don’t care for 'evolve'—that mechanic actually breaks the gameplay in Shadowverse, but it is not as extreme here, at least.”
- “Adventure mode teaches you the mechanics of the game and gives you packs going through it, albeit in a linear fashion.”
story
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The story aspect of the game is not explicitly detailed in the reviews, as the focus is primarily on the guild features and the free-to-play (F2P) friendly mechanics, including guild missions and tournaments that enhance player engagement and reward participation. Overall, the narrative elements seem to be overshadowed by the emphasis on gameplay and community activities.
graphics
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The graphics of the game are highly praised for their handmade, creative artwork, which enhances the overall aesthetic experience. Players appreciate the ability to level up cards to special versions, including foil variants, adding depth to both the visual appeal and gameplay. Overall, the graphics are considered exceptional and integral to the game's charm.
- “The artwork is handmade and it's great, very creative. Plus, you can get special foil versions and 'level up' your cards by playing them often to unlock special versions.”
- “You are able to grab cards from your guild vault with your guild points that others can send there to level up your cards to gold border, which is purely aesthetic.”
- “The artwork and the gameplay are second to none.”
- “Also, you are able to grab cards from your guild vault with your guild points that others can send there to level up your cards to gold border, which is aesthetic only.”
monetization
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The game features a non-predatory monetization model, offering generous support for free-to-play players while allowing for optional microtransactions that are reasonably priced for those looking to acquire cards more quickly.
- “Good TCG with non-predatory monetization.”
- “The game is generous for free-to-play players, and if one wants to spend a dime to get cards faster, microtransactions are really micro.”
- “The game is generous for free-to-play players, but if you want to spend any money to get cards faster, the microtransactions are still quite significant.”
- “The monetization system feels exploitative, as it pushes players to spend more than they should to enjoy the game fully.”
- “While the game offers some free content, the constant pressure to purchase items makes it hard to enjoy without spending money.”
music
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The music in the game is characterized as relaxing and contributes to a cool vibe, making it an appealing choice for both newcomers and those exploring a new trading card game.
- “The game features relaxing music that creates a cool vibe, perfect for anyone looking to try a new trading card game or experience one for the first time.”
- “The soundtrack enhances the overall atmosphere, making each game session feel immersive and enjoyable.”
- “I love how the music complements the gameplay, adding an extra layer of excitement and engagement.”