but it doesn't help that same icon is shared with the card removal mechanic, so there's teh soruce of confusion. Though I face palmed when I figured out clicking the recycle icon below the cards didn't play them, and in fact had a different effect. The only thing I wish was more clear would be the difference between an upgradible card, and a recyclible card.

They, I would go so far as to say, can actually be more useful than straight up draw, so well done there! Now the game has a very nice balancing act with the energy pool, and the discard cards are significantly more appealing and useful for upgradin and thinning your deck. Instead of cluttering up the supply with the basic energy/TF cards, placing them on the bottom with permanent access is brilliant. The changes made in 0.2 really help with makign the game more accessible, and even more strategic. Simple in concept, but very nice execution of that simple concept. Looking forward to seeing how this changes! My only suggestion is as of 0.5.0, it wasn't clear from the tutorial how card progression works at first I thought I needed the number of copies on the battery icon to upgrade them all! :p (Instead you just pay energy, as if buying a card.) Also if there's ever a forum thread with links to alternate resource packs (morphs are a bit too uncanny for me, but the stuff here is still pretty good), that'd be nice. I appreciate TFCB for it's depth and I appreciate Transformicon for its accessibilility, I hope you keep playing to this niche! I hope that when a backstory is added, it remains just that - a simple setting for the game and nothing more. Having such a strong focus on gameplay really delivers here, so far the mechanics are really solid!įor the inevitable direct contrast with TF Card Battle, this one neither has (yet) nor needs an overarching plot, instead offering a solid game loop. It's nice to see more actual games, rather than interactive stories. Rework to the opponent to make the game more interesting and repayable.Ģ) Full tournament-12 matches starting with a local game store tournament.ĥ) Back story for the game and how it came to beģ) Improved design for some of the secondary pagesĦ) Different transformations for existing characters What's Being Worked On For The Next Release This is in preparation for the next update which will modify how the opponents work. Opponent Information Reworked: Opponent information has been moved from the stat bar and placed onto a card on the left side of the page. Orb Page: Complete redesign with images and more options. Clicking it ends the turn and discards the card above it. Supply Card End Turn: Supply cards now have an end turn icon underneath each card.

Choose cards now have icons below that you can click to select which option you want without going to a second page. Icons Under Cards: Clicking on the icon below an upgrade card now automatically upgrades the card if it's condition is meet. This will be changed in the next update with a major overhaul to the opponent system. Very little time was spent tweaking the opponent difficulty. This release was to prove out and find problems with the tournament and rival modes. NOTE: The opponents are relatively easy to beat. The cost of the card determines how much your TF score is lowered. To help you survive at the end of each match you will have the option to select one card from the previous match to add to your starting deck. Unfortunately for you, your TF score won't reset to 0 after each match. Rival Mode: You will compete against 6 opponents.

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