Card Crawl
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $4.99 | Arnold Rauers | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
of standard cards.
*** Pocket Tactics - Card game of the year 2015 ***
*** Pocket Tactics - Reader's Choice game of the year 2015 ***
*** Pocket Tactics - Editor's Choice game of the year 2015 ***
*** German Games Award - Nominated for best game design 2016 ***
Clear the Dungeon of 54 cards by using item-cards, slaying monsters and managing your limited inventory. Each run you can use 5 ability-cards (mini deck building) which will give you unique skills. By collecting gold you can unlock 35 ability-cards which enable new tactics and even better highscores.
Card Crawl’s 4 single player game modes are enhanced via Game-Center to compare scores and the associated decks created by each player. A typical game can be played within 2-3mins and is a perfect one more game experience while waiting in line or commuting.
*Supported Devices*
iPad Mini with Retina Display, iPad with Retina Display, iPad Air, iPod 5, iPhone 4S, 5/5S, 6/6+
Features
+ solitaire style gameplay
+ 4 game modes (Normal & Constructed, Daily & Delve)
+ Dungeon Deck Editor to create and share custom Dungeon Decks
+ 35 unlockable ability-cards
+ mini deck building
+ Game-Center integration to compare highscores and decks
+ use Game-Center to challenge your friends
+ tricky Game-Center achievements
+ 2-3mins playtime per game
Learn more about Tinytouchtales & Card Crawl at www.cardcrawl.com
Reviews
Fantastic
hawkster59
A delightful card game. Has remained on my phone for years now when so many other titles were long deleted. It's just that good. I play it every week still.
Modern day solitaire
appoli13
Awesome little card based game that you can play for a few minutes or for a while. I liken it to solitaire since I use them the same way and it kinda feels like the same deal (just checked the description - says solitaire like game, so guess that was their idea ;) ).Main difference is that there is a “level up” type aspect to it so you’re trying to achieve a larger goal (which makes it better than solitaire). Definitely worth checking out!
Simple but awesome!
Linderfan
The game is pretty straight forward you draw cards use them or battle them to survive till all the cards been drawn. The challanging part is to get as much gold as possible in the process! :) the art is pretty weird but in a good way. All in all pretty cool game.
Love this game
HeardTheWord
I was in Japan for two weeks and this was my go to game on the subway. It’s simple to learn but the challenges and new cards keep the game interesting.
No landscape mode.
Shrikke
What is the difference between an iPhone app and an iPad app? Landscape mode. Great game. Spend a bit of time and add a landscape mode and you’ll get and deserve 5 stars. Edit: this has been out for years now, there is no excuse not to have a landscape mode on an iPad game. Lowering my star rating.
app won't stop crashing
b20vteg
played the game fine for a couple of weeks, and then out of nowhere the game crashed mid game and since then I can't get to to stop crashing - literally unplayable. tried rebooting my brand new iPhone Xs multiple times and even uninstalled and reinstalled and still nothing. wish I can get a refund on this one...
Shallow But Fun
methegrate
Quick to pick up and learn, but there are no card interactions and the quests just unlock new art. Not bad, but I was hoping for some depth.
Great game all around
ToddHagler
I got this game thinking it might be a nice alternative to basic solitaire. I couldn't be more happy. Everything — from the gameplay to the delightful graphics is well thought out. The learning curve is just right. And once you've played enough to earn all the cards, you can construct your own decks to try and increase your score. Well done. Well played.
So good!
The wicked noodle
This game is so well done. The first few rounds, it seemed okay but nothing particularly special. Then I realized that there is much more to this game than at first meets the eye. I think it’s more similar to a five card draw than solitaire, in that it really is luck of the draw in many cases. A combination of luck and strategy makes it so much fun to play. I would be embarrassed to tell you how many hours I have put into this game. I started with the also fantastic Card Thief, and once I played that out, I looked into what other games were made by Arnold. I couldn’t believe it, but I actually liked this a bit more. You might think this is for a younger crowd, and perhaps it is, but I am a soon to be 50-year-old four-time cookbook author and food blogger who I suspect does not meet their target audience. ? It feels greedy to ask for more levels and challenges once it’s completed, because the game really has so much to offer, and yet I do find myself wishing there were more. But that is not a negative mark against the game, but rather a testament to how great it is. I’m taking my girls to PAX in Boston next week, and I only hope the developers are there since they’re one of the only people I would care to meet. Thanks for a fun way to decompress after a long day, and I hope you come out with more wonderful games. Congratulations on your success.
