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Pros: Wide range of card types and construction options. Ability to unlock skins and charms. Maps change layout for every playthrough.

Cons: Can be too difficult at times. Some animations are too lengthy.

Pros: Deep roguelike deckbuilder design with procedural generation. Tactical turn-based combat on a hex-based map. Large card pool and varied relics for synergy.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Unique concept. Strategic depth. Dark humor and atmosphere.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Unique gameplay premise. Procedurally generated world.

Cons: Needs improvement in terms of content.

Pros: Combines tile-matching with city-building strategy. Set in a vibrant Ancient Roman environment. Free to play and available on multiple devices. Playable both online and offline.

Cons: Gameplay may become repetitive over time.

Pros: Immersive gameplay. Non-gambling platform. Customization. PKR pass.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Highly replayable. Beautiful 2D illustrations. Hundreds of events and choices. Dynamic survival gameplay.

Cons: Repetitive after several playthroughs. Lack of in-depth character development. No multiplayer or co-op features.

Pros: Innovative poker–auto battler hybrid. Strong multiplayer and ranked systems. Earnable cosmetics with no pay-to-win. Deep strategy through bluffing and unit selection.

Cons: Steep learning curve for some players. Hybrid mechanics may overwhelm newcomers.

Pros: Bizarre yet charming. Deckbuilding with dice roll mechanics. Diverse gear, weapons, and spells to unlock.

Cons: Some will not like the RNG system.

Pros: Smooth animation. Can be played with mouse only. Simple interface.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Unique gene-based deckbuilding system. Over 200 cards to customize playstyles. Supports both solo and co-op gameplay. Competitive seasonal events.

Cons: Some key features and cards are gated behind in-app purchases.

Pros: Human and AI players supported.

Cons: Internet connectivity is a must.