A low effort idle, auto-battler game in a long line of them all about Steam inventory items to make money with no over-sight for poor gaymers.

This is just another banana game. Let the game run, get a couple packs, open the packs and maybe be able forge some cards. Then pick your best card and let the game auto-play for hours. It says you get a new card every hour, but I haven't seen it. At the time of writing this, I have 18.5 hours played. I opened 5 packs of 5, making 25 cards. It would stand to reason that I would have 18+25 = 43 cards. I forged maybe 2 pairs, so I should have 41 cards. I have a total of 23 right now. This has been fixed.

This is just designed for you to get, buy, and sell their cards so they can make a profit. Obviously giving everyone a card every hour would over-saturate the market and lower the cost of cards on the market. To make them more valuable I assume they disabled the "earn a card every hour" part. I got real salty that the only feature of the game wasn't working. See Edit 2

You know what, everything some of what I said still stands, but I don't think I'm giving the dev a fair shake. After going through the discussions and seeing all the stuff he's said, I think he has a genuine idea for the game, and it's not at all what the game is in its current state. I think he really wants it to be more than a banana clone, and be treated like a real TCG within Steam. Maybe later on, the cards are used in a deck and played against people so the cards would really matter. I could see this game being good later on, but right now it's nothing more than a prototype to see if they could get the steam inventory to work with the game how they wanted it to. I still don't recommend it right now.

Credit where credit is due, the dev is actually working on bugs and fixing the game. It's not just a banana clone... I mean it is right now, but it's not just a money printing machine that the devs are just leaving to rot. I'll recommend it now, only because it's free, uses very little resources so it can run in the background just fine, and it is actively being worked on. I look forward to seeing where this project goes.