Stormbound for Pc

This is a simplistic but yet deep, thrilling, and beautiful game. It’s easy to pickup and understand, with a starting deck for you so you don’t feel overwhelmed from the beginning. This game has a culmination of very unique cards from each of the 4 different factions, as well as the neutral faction. You’re allowed to make a deck with neutral cards, and from one specific faction. I love this because it helps to balance out each faction so you can’t have too many great cards. And ugh the art in this game is outstanding! Beautifully designed cards and animations for every unit, and sounds effects. Also different faction stages that have their own sound effects! At times there may seem to be different cards that may be a little over/under powered, but with more playing time you learn and master how to use certain cards and decks which make this game all the better. A couple things that I would like added into this game bluntly would be tournaments that you can set and bid different in game currencies, guilds/clans possibly to help you get some friends and just simply talk about this app, and more ways to earn in game currency. Overall, I highly recommend this game as it is very fun and you can play with friends, and it is constantly being updated with balances and additions to keep the game fresh and fun!

Been playing for 2 years now and I must say this game is my favorite card game of all time. Even better than Magic the Gathering and Clash Royale and I’ve played both for much longer than this one. I appreciate all the balances and updates made to this game it keeps it fresh, appealing, and still fun. But over the past few months I’ve had to deal with a literal beast that I cannot get over and that is the Broken Earth Drakes card introduced sometime last year. The card is placed in a deck that already specializes in board wipes and mana ramp so to put such a cheap destructive creature that has no weaknesses or downsides within the Pact is mind-boggeling. I find it to be extremely overwhelming when dealing with Winter Pact as is, because of the slow monotonous play style that it wields, adding a card that wipes the entire enemy board for little to no mana in this mana heavy deck is pretty frustrating. Partnering it with a dragon-centric deck is pretty much game over for the opponent and I believe more than half of my opposition has already figured that out. I hope you take into consideration my comments on this card and look into better balances for it later on but until then I’ll try my best to work around it. Anyways there’s my two cents thank you for this phenomenal game, keep up the good work.

So I want to start by saying this game is great. I’ve played for a while and it’s a really fun strategy game that is pretty easy to pick up. I’ve noticed though that normally you can tell if your going to win, lose or be close just at the start. If you look at the health of the building you will see if it is more or less than yours. Now what determines your building health is how many times you’ve upgraded your cards. Now when you see someone with a higher health you know you will lose. It’s a very frustrating thing to not even have a chance. For the most part you get people who are about as good as you. Another thing I noticed is that all of the prices for the paid for things are too high. Either you pay a dollar and get just about nothing, or you pay a lot and still not get that much. Yes I kind of like that because then it’s not as much of a pay to win kind of thing, but I think there should be like when you get the game a 1 dollar deal that is actually good so that you can get right into competing with some better people. I don’t know if you already have that, but if you don’t add it in. Either way though, I love this game, and would definitely spend a couple dollars on it if the prices matched the reward.

This is a very fun game, quite a bit of variety, very interesting and fun. You can build your own deck with your choice units and the cards usually have abilities that can turn the tide of the battle. However, this game is not balanced. I do realize that at least 1/3 of this game is about luck, luck of what cards you get and luck of the draw while fighting but most games don't make you worry about luck of the player pool. "What do I mean" you may ask. What I mean is this: picture the game as a large pool with all the players swimming in it. Low level players at the shallow end and high level players in the deep end. Most games, you stay in the pool and stick to your area, slowly working up and progressing to differently skilled players. This game however rips you out of the water, carries you a mile up then throws you back into the pool, not caring where you land. What I am trying to say is, I am a beginner, and I can not personally say I have had much luck with cards. I keep running into high level people with 12 health bases compared to my 10 health base(yes, that is quite a difference) with at least a potion of strength that, compared to my add 5 strength adds 8. So, in conclusion, it is a very fun game but improperly balanced. I do recommend you get it because it is free and if anything, play with your friends, just stay with it until the problem is fixed, it is a really fun game which I believe is worth the wait.