Wild Country

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Wild Country is a single player and multiplayer tactical city builder game with a fantasy theme. It received positive reviews from players.

Collect cash & cause chaos in this competitive city-building CCG! Do you have what it takes to rise to victory?

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

The art style is cute and cozy, making the game visually appealing.
The card game mechanics are engaging and easy to learn, providing a fun experience for both new and experienced players.
The developers are actively involved in fixing bugs and improving the game, showing a commitment to enhancing the player experience.

The game suffers from slow animations and transitions, making gameplay feel tedious at times.
There are several bugs and glitches that can disrupt the experience, including issues with quest tracking and character interactions.
The user interface could use significant improvements for better navigation and clarity, especially in the overworld and card management.

story
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story features good world-building and engaging elements, but players have reported issues with quest completion and tracking, leading to frustrating experiences. While the campaign provides a decent backdrop with a variety of NPCs, the quest types are somewhat repetitive, primarily revolving around combat and item retrieval. Overall, the narrative is considered decent, but technical glitches and quest-related bugs detract from the experience.
- “- Good world building and story elements.”
- “Campaign -- 7/10: the campaign story is somewhat engaging and at least a good backdrop to excuse fights with a variety of charming, odd, or downright rude NPCs.”
- “Story: decent”
- “I've also had several times where the in-game notepad for quest tracking and map won't appear (just the audio plays).”
- “The quests in-game are mostly 'beat this person' or 'find this thing on the map,' but I cannot think of too many other quest types that would fit this style of campaign.”
- “The first couple hours of this game were nice and the card battling was decent, but man, I got soft locked out of my game's story. I had to force close the game several times, and all the characters started glitching, and I found like 20 ways to get out of the map.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally well-received for its cute art style and easy-to-learn mechanics, drawing comparisons to classic card games like Hearthstone. However, some players find it simplistic due to slow card unlocks and a limited card pool, which can hinder long-term engagement. Overall, it offers a fun experience that keeps players engaged, despite some minor frustrations.
- “Gameplay: 7/10 - it gets a little simplistic since card unlocks are fairly slow.”
- “The gameplay isn't even something I generally gravitate to, but I found myself playing almost 3 hours of this game last night because I didn't want to stop.”
- “Gameplay: decent (bugs)”
- “Been playing for a few hours, and I could describe the gameplay as a mix of classic Hearthstone and a board game, in terms of how the positioning matters.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a cute and cozy art style that enhances the addictive card game mechanics, but the quality in non-card sections is considered subpar by modern standards, with occasional tearing effects. Users note that while the overall graphics are good, there is a lack of fine control over settings, limiting customization options.
- “The art style is cute, and the in-game card game is addictive.”
- “I like the art style; it's cute, cozy, and the mechanics are pretty easy to learn.”
- “Graphics: good”
- “The graphics in the non-card section are fairly poor quality by today's standards, in my opinion, and there is a weird tearing effect every so often, possibly some artifact from aliasing.”
- “It seems to be less visible with lower graphical presets.”
- “There is no ability to fine control the graphics other than presets.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with users praising its quality and suitability, often rating it around 8 to 9 out of 10. However, some players express a desire for more variety in the early stages of matches and wish that the "close to winning" theme played for a longer duration.
- “Music: 9/10 - genuinely really good and chill music.”
- “The music is good and fits the game most of the time.”
- “I wish there was more music in the beginning stages of a match, since it plays for a while and gets a little repetitive.”
- “I wish the 'close to winning' music played for a longer duration in the match.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by its hilariously unpolished and unfinished nature, adding a unique charm to the overall experience.
- “The game is hilariously unpolished and unfinished, adding to its charm.”
- “The humor in the dialogue is spot-on, making every interaction a joy.”
- “I couldn't stop laughing at the quirky characters and their ridiculous antics.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly due to slow transitions between turns and actions like drawing cards. While some express optimism about the PvP potential, they feel compelled to grind through the campaign first before engaging in multiplayer matches.
- “Transitions between turns and various actions taking place, even just drawing cards, feel oddly tedious.”