Kingdoms CCG reviews

Great game really. (Yet I am very difficult). I confess that I got really scared when I saw that the tutorial is in English but after you can put tot in French. The game is a free game, and in French. It has an own system to read (not like HEX that resumes the whole system of magic the gathering, even if it is not a defect in either, it does not change). I do not know the lifespan yet but for the moment it is very nice. And the graphics are pretty. +: _ Free _ in French _ very simple and intuitive _Beau _ very dynamic and fluid-: _ this is a free game, so test it to find yourself the negative points ^^ _ (may be paid)

This game is quite pay to win, and this despite it allows you to earn enough currency of the game via the campaign. His biggest problem is that it no longer allows to buy heros (kind of class) that have been put at a time for sale. And that very often these are overpowered the other worries is that the promotional cards for events (such as hallowen for example) are also very often very powerful and that one can only buy them via the CB, even the currency of the game that one AC with his CB does not allow them to be able to have them. The graphics and gameplay is pretty nice but unfortunately not enough to counter balance the two problems I quote above that make you laminate in PvP by former players who have invested real money.

Having tested several CCMD/TCG, I find this one rather not bad and more in line with a HS than a DoC. Indeed, this game is intended to be accessible to the greatest number: we quickly learn the rules of the game, and even if the synergies between the cards are numerous, the game still remains simple in its approach. Among the positives, there are the many modes of play possible: a long PvE campaign, the possibility to meet various challenges against the AI, the possibility to play against opponents AI or human (with ranking to the key). All these fights report golds that can be used to buy packs. It is therefore possible to play long without spending real money, even if the cash accelerates the acquisition of the right cards greatly. The number of cards is important and we can mix the "kingdoms". Audio level is not too bad even if the music is repetitive. Graphically, one is in Flash, so it's less beautiful than other competitors, but the cards themselves are correct. The game also allows crafter but at prohibitive costs. The main flaws remain for me the limitation of the battlefield to three cards each, which decreases the depth of play: that is why I prefer other titles of the same genre. The game allows however to spend good moments without taking too much head.