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It gets boring real quick. It's just... why make a game this way?


Like this, let's say someone made a game called Chess Online. Alright! Chess! Online! Awsome!
But then when you play it you realize that chess pieces doesn't really move the way that you are used to, some moves have simply not been implemented into the game.
And for some reason the matches all take place on a 6x6 board. Well, hmmm, ok, maybe this is an interesting new way of playing chess. At least you can upgrade your pieces with new moves and hats. Hats are really important in modern games, that is a factor noone should overlook.
If you pay enough money you might actually be able to upgrade your pieces enough to take on the computer controlled pieces, in the campaign you need to pay for to get access to.
All in all, it looks like chess, at least the pieces do, but the board and how the pieces move, well, it's not chess.

And 'Jagged Alliance Online' has nothing to do with 'Jagged Alliance', no more than checkers has to do with chess. Over simplified and poorly implemented.

If you like Gradius, you will like this game, they have alot in common.

One of my favourite rogue-like games. If you are in to that sort of thing, this is one game you should have, or at the very least played.

Good mechanics, nice gfx, lots of replayability; a winning game.

If Diablo 2 and The Binding of Isaac had a 16-bit child together, this would be it.

"Legend of Zelda on steroids", a fitting description. No story to speak of, but plenty of action.

A game for you if you enjoy frustrating steering and annoying AI.

I tried to like this game, I really did. But it keeps working against me. Getting all the trading cards drops, then I will uninstall it.

Hard and beautiful. Hard and enjoyable. Hard and addictive.


Oh, did I mention that it was hard?

I enjoyed this game alot. Of all the Lego games I've played I consider this one the best/most enjoyable.

Very similar to MtG. The main difference is that there are no lands, instead you get 1 Resource the first round, 2 Resources the second round, 3 Resources the third round and so on. There are other differences too, but if you have played MtG, especially with planeswalkers, you will get into it real quick.

The cards, if you buy with IRL money, costs alot, and there is no trading or selling, only the Pit where you can sacrifice cards for gold and a chance to win a displayed card that changes every 8 h. You can also get WIldcards from a booster, that are used to buy specific cards you want, i.e. 1 Wildcard for a creep or 21 Wildcards for a fancy Hero.

Although getting gold is fairly easy, even when you lose a duel you get some, so it's just a matter of if you are willing to grind or not.

Daily tournaments, friendslist, practice matches between friends etc.

There is a singleplayer campaign, that serves as a tutorial. Very short.