My Card Is Better Than Your Card!

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My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is a single player casual strategy game with a kids theme. It was developed by Utu Studios and was released on October 6, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is a charming roguelike deckbuilder where you create unique cards by combining over 200 adorable stickers. Explore synergies, customize your playstyle, and engage in turn-based duels against quirky opponents and challenging bosses. Enjoy a whimsical mix of events, toys, and strategic card crafting in every run.

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96%

Audience ScoreBased on 545 reviews

gameplay52 positive mentions

grinding8 negative mentions

The game features a charming art style and engaging music that enhances the overall experience.
The card customization system using stickers allows for a high degree of creativity and unique strategies.
The gameplay is addictive, with a satisfying loop that encourages experimentation and replayability.

The game can feel unbalanced at times, especially with certain opponents having overwhelming advantages.
Runs can be lengthy, which may lead to fatigue for some players.
There are occasional issues with deck bloat, making it difficult to maintain a streamlined strategy.

gameplay
122 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of this deckbuilding card game is praised for its unique mechanics, intuitive design, and engaging depth, making it both accessible for newcomers and rewarding for seasoned players. Players enjoy the innovative sticker system that allows for extensive customization and strategic combinations, contributing to a fun and addictive experience. While some find the complexity and difficulty levels challenging, the overall consensus highlights the game's charm, vibrant aesthetics, and satisfying gameplay loop.
- “The mechanics and different effects you and your opponents can trigger in battles are unique and interesting, and the battles are fairly challenging, even on the lowest difficulty.”
- “The gameplay feels very intuitive.”
- “The gameplay is so fun and addictive.”
- “The only real consistent way to win harder difficulties I've found is to build one 'god card' and make the rest of your deck about drawing cards and getting resources to play your god card, and only a few sticker themes are good at that, so you end up ignoring about 80% of the game mechanics.”
- “The gameplay itself seemed kind of basic at first.”
- “I don't personally care for the theme either, and the mechanics didn't come close to overcoming my lack of desire to play it.”
graphics
115 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their adorable and vibrant art style, which effectively captures a nostalgic, childhood vibe while offering a unique aesthetic within the deckbuilding genre. Players appreciate the charming character designs, colorful visuals, and catchy soundtrack, all of which contribute to an engaging and immersive experience. Despite some minor critiques regarding sticker sizes and potential graphical bugs, the overall presentation is considered delightful and a significant draw for the game.
- “The vivid, kids' storybook art style, the bouncy and fun soundtrack, the gameplay that perfectly blends mechanics and aesthetics... there's truly nothing like this game.”
- “The art style and characters are adorable, the way the game fully leans into that 'trading cards after school with the neighborhood kids' vibe and doesn't take itself too seriously makes it so incredibly charming.”
- “The art style is unique and adorable while also focusing on the aspects that make a deck builder so much fun!”
- “Personally, I hate the art style, but I love the gameplay and just how hard you can break the game.”
- “It's truly a shame that the aesthetic will probably keep the majority of people from considering this game; because mechanically it is a remarkable and innovative approach at advancing this tired genre forward.”
- “The art style is a bit too much for my taste, but it’s not a dealbreaker.”
music
60 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its catchy, upbeat nature, perfectly complementing the vibrant and adorable art style. Players find the soundtrack engaging and enjoyable, often noting its ability to remain fresh even after extended playtime. Overall, the combination of charming visuals and lively music creates a nostalgic and fun atmosphere that enhances the gameplay experience.
- “The music is an absolute bop, and the artwork is absolutely adorable.”
- “The great visuals, upbeat soundtrack, sound design, and modular game mechanics make for a super satisfying experience.”
- “The music is fun and energizing.”
- “With most games like this, I typically get bored of the music a couple dozen hours in, and end up muting it to play my own music in the background.”
- “I wish the music was better, and that the animations weren't so repetitive.”
- “The art style and even music also lands that whole nostalgic childhood feel for me.”
replayability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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9%
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The game is widely praised for its high replayability, offering a variety of customization options and a satisfying gameplay loop that keeps players engaged. While some users note that it can become a bit stale over time, the overall consensus is that it provides substantial replay value and depth, making it accessible yet strategically rich.
- “Fantastic game, full of variety and replayability.”
- “Tons of customization and replayability.”
- “Very satisfying game loop, plenty to chew on in terms of content and replayability, and the art style is absolutely serene.”
- “Feels a lot more accessible and fun-first than other roguelike deckbuilders, but still with plenty of depth and replayability.”
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
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The game's story is characterized by a charming, kid-friendly narrative that is simple yet meaningful, complemented by vibrant artwork and a lively soundtrack. Players appreciate the engaging character interactions and the mini storytelling elements that enhance the overall experience, making it feel immersive and enjoyable for all ages. While the story is well-received, some players express a desire for more frequent narrative options throughout the gameplay.
- “The vivid, kids' storybook art style, the bouncy and fun soundtrack, the gameplay that perfectly blends mechanics and aesthetics... there's truly nothing like this game.”
- “I love the story and I feel so involved.”
- “These colorful art style and cute story (quite simple, but meaningful enough) are just so fitting with game mechanics and events.”
- “The story is cute and it is a very bright and cheerful game.”
- “The visuals and charm carry it a lot, and the short story bits between weeks for character interaction with a positive or negative outcome are nice (I'd like to see this option appearing more often.)”
- “If you're running a deck that relies on stacking tokens like quest or fish, going against them with no gameplan is essentially game over.”
grinding
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and slow, often feeling like a test of patience rather than skill. While some enjoy the deckbuilding mechanics, many express frustration with the repetitive nature of gameplay and balance issues, leading to a lack of engagement over time. Overall, the grinding experience is seen as a significant drawback, detracting from the enjoyment of the game.
- “I really enjoy deckbuilder roguelikes, and I have to say, of all the ones that I have played, this is the only one that I refunded because I thought everything about it was quite slow and tedious.”
- “Grinding them out is a matter of patience, not RNG; the last one I completed was the 'win 20 games' one, and by the time I finished all the others, I needed 10 more wins.”
- “While the gameplay and the deckbuilding is fun, after 3 hours it gets really tedious.”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players recommend using the optimized performance option to improve framerate, as the regular version can significantly hinder performance. However, there are concerns about the game's optimization for low-end devices, with some users noting that it is still in early access and may improve over time. Overall, while optimization features are appreciated, there are areas that require further refinement.
- “You can change to the optimized performance option upon starting the game.”
- “Though I have to say, my only complaint is that this seems to be not very well optimized for low-end devices... but to be fair, it's still in early access, so I guess things will definitely be ironed out in the future.”
- “I highly suggest running on the optimized performance option; I have no idea what the regular version was doing, but it was shredding my framerate.”
- “The bad guy is right, optimized deck building is the best way to play.”
- “I find rearranging my stickers after each day to be very laborious, and it's well worth the time to do that optimization; I just wish it wasn't so loose.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a wholesome and nostalgic experience, evoking feelings of joy and appreciation through its charming gameplay and soundtrack. Players find satisfaction in both the challenge of deck building and the delightful reactions of in-game characters, reminiscent of carefree childhood moments. Overall, it offers a genuine and uplifting gaming experience.
- “The thought that your enemies are in awe when you play a card is really wholesome and cute.”
- “Just a wholesome, genuine deck-building challenge that feels like those after-school battles all over again.”
- “You can min-max your build for a huge dopamine effect, or just chill and appreciate the wholesomeness and quirks of child games and codes.”
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its immersive and welcoming qualities, creating a lively environment that enhances the overall experience. Players appreciate the chill vibe that alleviates stress, making it a standout in the deck-building genre. While the gameplay mechanics could use some balancing, the atmosphere alone earns top marks from users.
- “Overall, I give the game a 10/10 for atmosphere, and 7.5/10 for gameplay mechanics since they could use a little balancing.”
- “The immersion and atmosphere are so strong that it just makes sense; it needs to be implemented to bring it into a full experience.”
- “Chill atmosphere that actively destresses me (roguelikes and deckbuilders stress me out but I love them).”
- “This game gives a real atmosphere and life that Balatro lacked in some sense while still maintaining massive replayability.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by its lighthearted and whimsical nature, allowing players to create amusing cards, such as sloths in funny hats. While some players focus on crafting humorous scenes, the overall atmosphere remains welcoming and encourages creativity, making for a simple yet entertaining experience.
- “Try not to spend too much time making funny scenes on your cards!”
- “This is a deck-building card game where you make your own cards with a welcoming atmosphere, and you can really get some funny-looking cards if you put the effort into it.”
- “Simple, fun, and kind of funny with the weird cards you can make.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, users report that the game offers a polished and nearly complete experience despite its "early access" status, with only minor glitches and quality-of-life issues noted. Players are encouraged to try or purchase the game without concern for stability.
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I experienced constant lag and frame drops, which ruined the overall experience.”
- “There are numerous bugs that disrupt gameplay, leading to frustrating moments.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features charming art and character design, complemented by engaging dialogue that enhances the overall experience. Players find the character development addictive, particularly through the strategic combination of stickers and cards that allow for dynamic gameplay against opponents.
- “This game is absolutely wonderful: the art style and character design are so charming and endearing. The fun of building out a combo of stickers and cards that absolutely decimate the other kids is very addictive.”

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My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is a casual strategy game with kids theme.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 10 hours playing My Card Is Better Than Your Card!.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! was released on October 6, 2025.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! was developed by Utu Studios.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is a single player game.

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