Meow Wars: Card Battle

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Meow Wars: Card Battle is a single player and multiplayer casual strategy game. It was developed by Taco Truck Games and was released on August 30, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Meow Wars is a cat themed card battle game with easy to learn mechanics and charming hand drawn characters. Battle your way through each challenger to reach Commander Catrat and free Claw Mountain from his iron fisted grip. Each stage introduces a new cat and card ability in a compelling feline filled story. Challenge your friends to a PVP duel or test your might against a global audience.

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Fun game with cute artwork and enjoyable cat puns.
Simple mechanics that are easy to learn, making it accessible for casual gamers.
The game offers a unique card mechanic that adds a fresh twist to the genre.

The main campaign is very short, taking only about 30-60 minutes to complete.
Online multiplayer is virtually non-existent, making replayability limited.
Lacks additional content and incentives for players, leading to a play, beat, and leave experience.

gameplay
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The gameplay features simple mechanics that are easy to learn, supported by a helpful tutorial, but the overall experience is short, often completed in under 30 minutes. While the game includes a multiplayer option, finding matches is unlikely, and although the gameplay is enjoyable and humorous, it lacks depth and longevity due to its brevity and ease. Players engage in card-based battles with unique mechanics that require some adjustment, but the overall challenge may not satisfy those seeking a more robust experience.
- “Gameplay is that you get to play cards each round to fill up your three spots, you get to attack with one of the cards which afterwards - if it survives - takes a catnap and will have 0 attack value; if it survives that round, it'll go back into your deck.”
- “The winner is the one that kills the other player's deck; the odd mechanics that took a little new thinking are engaging.”
- “Simple enough and easy to learn mechanics, with a helpful tutorial; however, the game is easy to complete in a very short period of time, and there's 'technically' multiplayer, but it's incredibly unlikely you're going to find a match.”
- “Fairly easy to get a grasp of as soon as you get used to some somewhat odd mechanics.”
- “Gameplay involves playing cards each round to fill up your three spots. You can attack with one of the cards, which, if it survives, takes a catnap and will have 0 attack value. If it survives that round, it'll go back into your deck.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their cute artwork and charming design, particularly highlighting the appealing cat themes and clever puns in both visuals and dialogues. Overall, the aesthetic contributes positively to the game's fun atmosphere.
- “Fun game with cute artwork.”
- “Yay for cats and puns ‒ the artwork and dialogues are awesome.”
humor
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The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players finding it enjoyable and consistently funny. However, some feel that the experience is too short and easy, allowing it to be completed in under 30 minutes, leaving them eager for more content.
- “Love the comedy of the game! It keeps me laughing and I can't wait for more to be added to the story!”
- “The gameplay is enjoyable and funny, but it's just too short and easy, as it can be finished in under 30 minutes.”
story
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The game's story is praised for its comedic elements, providing a fun and engaging experience that leaves players eager for more content. However, the simplicity of the campaign missions, attributed to the lack of challenge from the bots, detracts from the overall narrative experience.
- “I love the comedy of the game! It keeps me laughing, and I can't wait for more to be added to the story!”
- “Unfortunately, the bots are not very smart, so beating the 5 or so missions in the campaign is a breeze.”