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Pros: Simple gameplay. Procedurally generated dungeons. Great sound design. 13 stages per dungeon.

Cons: Combat lacks action. No story. Basic visuals. Short runs.

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..

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

Cons: Limited story elements.

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

Cons: Watch out for an array of game mechanics.

Pros: Fits on a USB stick. Plenty of players online.

Cons: Only supports maximum 6 players via internet.

Pros: Permanent combos create lasting progression. Mythic Fantasy Joker cards add strategic depth. Psychedelic realms and roguelike replayability.

Cons: Focus on poker mechanics may limit broader appeal.

Pros: Extensive gameplay and strategy customization. Wide range of collectible heroes and cards. Automated battle sequences. Can adjust the difficulty level to up to 20 options.

Cons: UI and graphics are outdated and difficult to navigate.

Pros: A tactical card game. Uses a merit-based system. Player’s success depends solely on their skills. Fast-paced.

Cons: Not a story-driven or character-driven card game.

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

Cons: Balance issues with overpowered cards.

Pros: Engaging plotline with multiple endings. Makes use of high-quality 3D graphics. Numerous card types and tiers to collect. Features an educational in-game encyclopedia.

Cons: Plot can be too slow-paced and confusing for some players. Graphics can be quite glitchy at times.