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

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Comes with a DOS emulator in the download. Will hold special appeal to gamers who remember the era this game is inspired by. Movement controls are quite simple.

Cons: ASCII art visuals may be off-putting to younger gamers. Built to run in DOS and needs to be run in an emulator on modern machines. Limited visual fidelity can make some things difficult to see.

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

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Simple interface. Classical card game.

Cons: Outdated graphics.

Pros: Unique deity powers varied playstyles. Highly customizable decks. Competitive online leaderboard.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: A card game with no time limit. Has various types of cards.

Cons: The no time limit might not appeal to players who love adrenaline.

Pros: A decision-making card game. Let you play as a king. Minimalist yet engaging mechanics.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Unique card variety. Tome abilities. Creative expression. Deep deck building.

Cons: Learning curve. Balance issues. Market dependency. Content quality control. Economic fluctuations.

Pros: City builder with deck-building mechanics. Different cards to create a unique deck.

Cons: Not available yet.

Pros: Over 3,000 potions that can be crafted. Resource management mechanics. Progression system. Extensive replayability.

Cons: Still in the early access phase.

Pros: Over 100 new cards with unique synergies. New dice system adds unpredictability. Revamped equipment system.

Cons: Random elements may frustrate strategic players.

Pros: Intriguing narrative. Choices have deadly consequences. Supernatural and occult elements.

Cons: Moderate learning curve.