CONTEST LIVE - Win 3 games - Group for card game fans - Card Game KING

New holiday contest event! More info in the description!

Bump - we are still open for recruitment for fans of cards games. We also have regular group exclusive giveaways!

P.S. we also just completed our top 8 card games of 2020 list.
Check it out >>>>> here

New contest is up with a Fanatical $ bundle as a prize. Read the description!

The ability to permanently modify cards when they move between zones. Stuff like giving a buff to a unit then reviving it in Eternal, or Remolding cards in MT. Stuff like cards growing in power by doing things other than upgrading, like Ritual Dagger in StS, also count for me

I really like when cards have more than one function and different stats for each.

For example; do you use a card that's not great at defense to stop you getting some damage or do you save it in the hopes of using it for what it's good at?

I find humor to be the best part. I enjoy card games but it's so much better when you have fun reading the cards as well as playing them.

My favorite mechanic in a card game is likely Flashback in Magic: the Gathering. The ability to get an additional usage of a card in a later turn or gain value from some sort of self-mill effect does a lot of powerful things while also feeling good to play with. Have not really delved into single-player card games, unfortunately.

I like when the card illustrations are up for interpretation, like they have some metaphor to decipher that can be taken multiple ways. I was thinking of the game Mysterium, but there are probably others! It just gives a chance to really admire the artwork and think about it.

I liked this one aspect on Artifact where with the right card and opponent, you could be in a losing situation, but then because you used the card in the correct moment, this one would escalate its properties throughout the game. It's a bit gamebreaking, i know. But it was still a fun situation, and one that would only happen to newer players.

Stacking or cascading effects.

The ability of paralyzing the enemy for a few seconds. It gives you a break to calm down and focus on a new strategy or stick with it if it was going well or even improve it.

I remember back when I played yugioh, my favorite card was a very simple one. Gren Maju Da Eiza was a monster whose ATK/DEF was based on how many of my own cards had been banished from the game. Created an interesting gameplay style b/c it meant I regularly didn't have a graveyard during a time when graveyard decks were everywhere.

It's not really a card-specific mechanic, but the orb mechanism in Slay the spire (only while playing the Defect) is really cool, in my opinion.

Bump because it's the last day of the contest!

I would always like to see a Wild card mechanic, where a card in play can change in something that could be extremely positive or even brutally negative. It's the unknown part thst makes it interesting.

The contest is over and the winner is: orio! Expect a friend request on steam from me soon!

Running a 3x GA until the end of the week. Instructions to join in the description. Bump!

Update: A giveaway is running for a newly released game. More info in the description.

Update: New contest!

Guess our top 3 card game picks of 2021 and win the games below:

1. Our Game of the Year! (still a secret)
2. Splendor
3. The Amazing American Circus

Contest details HERE