This is a card game where fight a goat bot for points. Your score is determined by the previous cards points multiplied by the winning element between your card and the previous.
I don't really understand this game... Seems like there's no tactics involved. I just randomly clicked the PLAY CARD buttons and won 4 times in a row :/ Each game also lasted about 20 sec...
I tried to play it, I wish it had better tutorial + icon drawings on cards are not that intuitive. What is the white cloud? is it air? Then what is the purple cloud?
I think you have a very nice dynamics, but you really need a better description.
Once I worked out some of the rules, this became rather interesting, though still nothing to do with the contest theme - it's an elemental card game with a nifty scoring mechanic, not a game where you are the villain!
A couple of strange things: Heart is, for the points you score when playing it, weak to all other elements; this isn't made clear, and also appears to make it an almost suicidal card to play. Also, you can redraw your hand at any time, even when it isn't your turn, to consume all your Action Points and thus end the game (possibly winning by virtue of having played the first and only card!). Just generally, the game's rules need some refinement; nonetheless, very interesting.
I don't really understand the rules. It takes too long for the bot to play a card. Although 'evil' and 'goat' is mentioned, I don't think it fits the theme...
Feels like a game of luck, would be great with more variety. With more time i think this game could turn into something great! But for 48 hours it's a solid game. Good job!
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Seems like there's no tactics involved. I just randomly clicked the PLAY CARD buttons and won 4 times in a row :/
Each game also lasted about 20 sec...
I think you have a very nice dynamics, but you really need a better description.
Still, good job man.
A couple of strange things: Heart is, for the points you score when playing it, weak to all other elements; this isn't made clear, and also appears to make it an almost suicidal card to play. Also, you can redraw your hand at any time, even when it isn't your turn, to consume all your Action Points and thus end the game (possibly winning by virtue of having played the first and only card!). Just generally, the game's rules need some refinement; nonetheless, very interesting.
I'm not sure about the theme too.