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Pros: Extensive variety of traps and skills for deck customization. Intriguing events and story elements. Diverse array of enemies and bases. High replayability due to procedural generation.

Cons: The complexity might be overwhelming for new players.

Pros: Easy to learn the ropes. Sizable roster of collectible cards. Procedurally generated levels. Ability to enhance difficulty level.

Cons: Freezes unexpectedly at times.

Pros: Unique transforming card mechanics. Easy to learn yet strategic gameplay. Sci-fi-themed vibrant visuals and music.

Cons: Limited to two free matches per day. Heavy reliance on microtransactions.

Pros: High replayability. Strategic deckbuilding mechanics. Cozy visuals and relaxing music.

Cons: Balance issues with overpowered cards.

Pros: Unique gameplay concept. Diverse factions. Additional game modes.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Has over 300 cards. Multiple game modes. Smooth transitions.

Cons: Limited story elements.

Pros: Unique card-stacking mechanic. Strategic depth. Fresh take on empire-building.

Cons: Potential learning curve.

Pros: An interesting take on traditional deck-building games. Satisfying game physics and visuals give the game a high-quality feel. Fast-paced gameplay makes it ideal for short playing sessions. Features a rich narrative to accompany the game's events.

Cons: Gameplay may be less intuitive to players who do not know poker hands.

Pros: No Day-1 DLC. No subscriptions. Controller support.

Cons: Watch out for an array of game mechanics.

Pros: Unique card-combining mechanics. Strategic resource management. Diverse unit types. Great boss challenges. In-game card album.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay loop. Lack of automation. Underutilized location mechanics. No traditional deck-building. Bizarre progression system. Limited army size. High boss difficulty. Many useless cards clutter inventory.

Pros: Four chapters with 60 possible endings. Numerous ways to build your deck depending on your character. Hundreds of collectible cards and items.

Cons: Imbalanced card skill distribution. No speed options for battle playback.

Pros: Unique minion-based deckbuilding. Diverse areas. Engaging rival system.

Cons: Not ideal for those seeking a structured experience.

Pros: Fast, engaging card battles. Simple drag-and-drop mechanics. Tons of unique cards with varied abilities.

Cons: Can feel repetitive after long sessions.

Pros: Has a wide range of card effects. Complex gameplay potential.

Cons: Game bugs include a never ending game.

Pros: Simple gameplay suitable for any level. Game offers bonuses for consistent use. Every card is unique. Encourages player community working together.

Cons: No social/sharing component in the game itself. Graphics are quite basic.

Pros: Attractive card designs.. Larger dec offers more scope..

Cons: May be redundant if you already have desktop solitaire.. Larger deck can be hard to fit on screen..