Lost Portal CCG Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 103 reviews. Read all reviews for Lost Portal CCG for iPhone.
Lost Portal CCG is paid iOS app published by Michael Camilli
Awesome Game.
Copyfold
I picked this up a week ago since it seemed like a decent solo card game to kill some time and I already finished the campaign, bought the first DLC, and am having so much fun! Just yesterday, another expansion comes out and I’m getting sucked back in again. —Gameplay— Better than HS, hands down, even with some internal luck involved with the leveling system. Good variety of cards and strategies. (Multi-color decks are so much fun) Card interactions with discarding/summoning from the discard pile are fantastic. I find that some cards are simply better while others cost way too much or don’t have a meaningful enough effect, some are cards are downright OP within game, but there are limits to them and you have to get to that point in the game first, so all in all I’m mostly okay with the balancing. Occasionally you just lose if you’re unlucky and don’t draw enough Aeon cards, but there are enough draw and resource mechanics to prevent that form happening. Give it a try if you haven’t- I’m just being overly critical.
Really good!
Xtinextine
One of the best premium card battling games I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. I went ahead and purchased the new expansion to support the dev, but it still breaks my heart that it’ll likely be the final update to the app - the game just has so much potential for more!
Great surprise
Treaver Fontenot
I’ve actually been looking for a single player game similar to MTG for quite a while and was extremely surprised and pleased with this little gem. Sure it doesn’t have an enormous amount of cards or flashy UI, but it makes up for it with a great concept. The idea of the lane combat was refreshing and it’s not absurdly complicated deck building. Definitely ready to see what you come up with next time
I love the game, but...
inoritcev
I truly love this game. I have been playing it for a long time now. I just finished the primeval expansion and liked the work. But this game needs new endgame features. I would love an enhanced portal to use all the useless silver and golden cards, which would lead to more rewarding ennemis. Anyway... Great work for a great game. Keep up the good work !
Simply Fantastic
FiddleBackFiend
I love this game! The description says it; D&D meets MTG. This is a simple, easy to learn, challenging yet rewarding game. You have everything in front of you available to beat the game (no additional purchases or in game currency or stupid unlocks that cost more than the game itself.) The mechanics of the game are straightforward and tutorials to start make it easy to jump into. The artwork is varied and creates an identity of its own; the background art especially is welcomed when going off of grids/dungeons. The music is varied enough to where you don’t get tired of “that same repeating song” and adds flavor to each duel. Any player of TCG/CCG table top/pen & paper RPG will appreciate the style, mechanics, and overall caliber of this game. With varying levels of difficulty; whether you want to goof off casually or really test your mental mettle; this is a great one!
Thank you, developer!
WRS15743
This is the first RPG/CCG I can actually play because it’s solo play and play at your own place! I don’t have time for long multiplayer sessions. And I simply want to play alone. This is perfect, it fits into my schedule. It’s user friendly and very well designed. And priced more than fairly. I’m a casual gamer, so being able to adjust the settings to be easy and to not lose gold makes it more fun, especially as I’m just learning the game. Thank you, developer, great job! I appreciate that you’ve kept it updated too. I highly recommend this game!
Great game! Excellent solo experience
Mikeman12
This game has been a really fun solo experience that you can pick up and play even if you only have a couple of free minutes. One suggestion to the developer - can you please have it so that I can target my own hidden creatures with spells?
A great, but flawed game
Taznak
Lost Portal is great in a lot of ways. You get to play a collectible card game and get all of the best cards without having to spend several hundred dollars like you’d have to in Magic the Gathering or Hearthstone. You get to play it whenever you want, even if you’re offline, and matches are short, sweet and they all have an element of progression- you get new cards, or gold to buy new cards at a shop, after every match. The stats system, where you get to improve them on level up, may not be perfectly balanced (Agi > Wis > HP >> Int, IMO), but it’s innovative and makes the gameplay more fun (e.g. by Wis giving you more starting aeons so you don’t get mana screwed and get to play your big cards faster), so I give it my thumbs up. So why three stars when I’ve had nothing but praise for it so far? There’s one issue that has caused me a lot of frustration: Availability of two-colored aeons. I just had to restart a playthrough where I was level 20, because I wanted to play a Red + Blue deck and had only managed to get 3 Frostfire Orbs, with no more available to be bought in shops or even crafted. 3 to 4 copies of a card is usually all you need, but with Aeons you want 12 to 15 copies, so they’re a huge bottleneck for you to build a multi-colored deck, and if you get unlucky with the type of two-colored aeons you want, then that will wreck your playthrough. Other than this (really frustrating) issue, this really is an outstanding game.
Great game!
xweb01
A great collectible card game that doesn’t nickel and dime you. Burned a lot of hours playing this. Well balanced and satisfying. Fun campaign mode.