Cards of Terra

Name: Cards of Terra
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.489999771118164 (2825 reviews)
Author: Denis Buslaev

Denis Buslaev

Contains adsIn-app purchases

4.5

2.82K reviews

100K+

Downloads

Everyone 10+

About this game

Cards of Terra is a single-player card game. It combines light solitaire-like card play with the in-depth mechanics of collectible card games.

You play as an alien princess stranded in an unfriendly fantasy realm. Luckily, our heroine has psi-powers which she can use to make enemies fight each other. Drag-and-drop enemy cards and remove them from your path to salvation.

FEATURES
- designed for one-handed play;
- more than 70 unique cards to explore;
- gentle learning curve and intuitive mechanics;
- campaign with 80 handcrafted levels and 9 bosses;
- draft mode with challenging deck-building gameplay;
- great for offline play;
- beautiful art in a charming fantasy setting;
- no free-to-play nonsense. Single IAP purchase to Remove Ads;
- made with indie spirit;

Updated on

Aug 31, 2023

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Ratings and reviews

4.5

2.69K reviews

D H (Kuratha)

January 26, 2022

Gameplay-wise it's fairly simple but can be complex in some areas. At it's core it's primarily a puzzle game with very basic strategic and some luck elements. I haven't come across any ads so far which is amazing! However, this game feels childish in it's current state so it's definitely need more improvement and further updates. E.g. I'd like to see players earning bringing in their own characters to clear stages and actually make it more of the 'RPG' the store tag claims. Will pass on this.

3 people found this review helpful

Denis Buslaev

January 26, 2022

Hi, thanks for the thought-out review. It seems that the algorithm has assigned us the "rpg" tag. I certainly don't think that the game has anything to do with RPG whatsoever.

Jeff Zhang

January 9, 2022

The game is pretty good, with great graphic and good core gameplay. It's probably still in early development stage hence it doesn't contain much content and challenge. Campaign is rather easy, while is good for me to get used to the rules. Puzzle mode is a little bit more challenging but still very easy. In draft mode, which I feel like the most interesting part, there's a little bit roguelike gameplay. Overall it's good and worth a try, but still has a lot to be improved.

34 people found this review helpful

Denis Buslaev

January 10, 2022

The game isn't at the early stage of development. It's just a small game with a limited scope. And it's only small compared to major CCGs or neverending F2P treadmills. We weren't making either. We wanted a small and cozy game that even non-gamer could clear in a reasonable amount of time, and hopefully walk out with an appreciation for the genre.

Michael Carpenter

July 9, 2022

Edit: I commented previously that the game was incredibly creative with it's mechanic but a bit too easy. The developer suggested I try draft mode for a more challenging experience, and so I wanted to return and confirm that draft mode is definitely the challenge I was looking for. Thanks dev! The many ways this game makes use of it's simple core game mechanic is incredibly impressive.

12 people found this review helpful

Denis Buslaev

July 8, 2022

Hi. It's actually easy to increase the difficulty by adjusting the starting energy or adding more cards to the level. Campaign is a little bit on the easy side overall. I didn't want players to get stuck (although many still do). Draft is more challenging and special powers are often required to complete the run or post a better score.