Card City Nights Ludosity AB 9/10 - GOLD AWARD "Fun, funny, and fundamentally unputdownable, Card City Nights is a fantastic mix of casual strategy a… TouchArcade Rating: $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details9/10 - GOLD AWARD "Fun, funny, and fundamentally unputdownable, Card City Nights is a fantastic mix of casual strategy and collectible card coolness" - Pocket Gamer “Effortlessly charming .. a simple yet rock-solid addition to the genre that's well worth a play.” - Jay Is Games “The real hook is the CCG that serves as the game’s engine. Fortunately, it’s fantastic.” - Indie Game Reviewer Card City Nights is an adventure through a city filled with card-nuts and lunatics. Battle for the 8 legendary cards to enter the biggest competition this city has seen yet. Card City Nights is not a traditional card-trading game. It's an adventure game with zany characters to meet and weird locations to explore. In the center is our new card battle system that breaks away from the fantasy TCG mold with connecting cards to form combos. * 8+ hours of gameplay in a singleplayer adventure * Connect cards to form combos * 180 unique cards with characters from the Ludosity universe * No IAP's in this game! You collect booster packs by simply playing the adventure from start to finish * An amazing soundtrack in a blend of Jazz and Hiphop Information Seller:Ludosity AB Genre:Adventure, Card Release:Feb 27, 2014 Updated:Jun 01, 2016 Version:1.1 Size:281.2 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (27) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal PeteOzzy Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2013 4,596 3 0 Norwich, England #2 PeteOzzy, Feb 27, 2014 From the makes if Ittle Dew. Recommended from my time with it on Steam, especially at the introductory price! oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #3 oooooomonkey, Feb 27, 2014 I'll give this a go at that price. currymutton Well-Known Member Oct 16, 2008 4,430 1 0 #4 currymutton, Feb 27, 2014 Pocket Gamer has a review a few days back. They love it! http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPad/Card+City+Nights/review.asp?c=57648 Even though there is no MP, but there is no IAP either, I am giving it a shot. PeteOzzy Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2013 4,596 3 0 Norwich, England #5 PeteOzzy, Feb 27, 2014 The fact that the review mentions the 1997 PC MtG game alone makes it worth reading. That game was incredible, going to have to find some way to play that now! OT: double dipped just to support a dev making great games, will probably play through it again anyway so definitely worth it! oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #6 oooooomonkey, Feb 27, 2014 Right well I've only played three matches so far far but this looks pretty cool, I'll try to explain. Your playing field is a 3x3 grid and you have to place cards from your hand into the grid to make combos of 3 usually unless it's a special card, now each card has little arrows on it and that's what you have to match up to make the combos, then you choose to either attack your opponents life points or one of their cards, There's 4 different types of card, attack,defence,health and neutral. You buy and win booster packs of cards to make your deck, which has a limit between 25 and 40 cards. Each turn one of you goes first (decided by a coin toss) then you take turns placing one card and drawing a new card making combos and attacking each other until one of you has no life points. For 69p this is a no brainer if you like card games. It Has my recommendation. Just like a surprise out of nowhere a cool card game. Battles seem nice and fast so far to, so it's not a game you have to sit and figure out for hours. (I did go into the options and turn battle animations up to x2 to make things a little quicker) currymutton Well-Known Member Oct 16, 2008 4,430 1 0 #7 currymutton, Feb 27, 2014 Thanks for the impression. Actually it is not "out of nowhere". Android version has been out for some time, Both IOS Board Games blog and Pocket Tactics mention this earlier. Jake7905 Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2013 1,004 0 0 #8 Jake7905, Feb 27, 2014 Wasn't expecting this to only be a buck. Bought. No thought required. Vovin ð® Spam Police ð Nov 28, 2009 6,514 3 38 Germany #9 Vovin, Feb 27, 2014 Last edited: Feb 27, 2014 I bought this a few days ago on Steam and I am loving it! At this price, I will double-dip. To further explain: this card game is basically like Final Fantasy's "Tera / Triple Triad" or "Pazaak" from KotoR with some variations in gameplay. And it's cool. You can read my complete review on Steam. Lazer Kat Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2013 2,596 0 0 #10 Lazer Kat, Feb 27, 2014 Last edited: Feb 27, 2014 I've never played any card games like this. I was considering getting the new Adventure Time one, but the timers held me back. For a buck, is this a good entry into the genre? edit: "* An amazing soundtrack in a blend of Jazz and Hiphop" - and with this- I'm SOLD! oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #11 oooooomonkey, Feb 27, 2014 I'd say grab this, the adventure time game is like the other Cartoon Network games where they are much better if your a fan of the show, if you don't watch adventure time then I'd grab this over that. (I like them both but I do like card and dice based games) tops2 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2011 2,082 55 48 #12 tops2, Feb 27, 2014 Wow..fun game. I haven't picked up a game at "launch" in a long time...but the charm of this game had me biting. Seems like I can play this casually, but it looks like it can be deep with the number of cards out there. Between Mother 3, Calculords and City Card Nights...looks like I have enough games to keep me busy for a while. Lazer Kat Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2013 2,596 0 0 #13 Lazer Kat, Feb 27, 2014 Well this has exceeded my expectations So far it's my gotw MrMojoRisin Well-Known Member Jul 27, 2012 1,183 0 0 #14 MrMojoRisin, Feb 27, 2014 Just to be a total geek, I'm going to make a small correction to what you wrote above. Pazaak is a numbers game, like Blackjack. The Triple Triad comparison is spot on, though, in that it has arrows and position on the board is important. But instead of trying to capture opponents cards, this game mixes the arrow gameplay with "match 3" style puzzling, so you have to arrange your own cards in certain ways to enact their effects. Pretty clever. I also got this on Steam but will probably double dip so I can have this entertaining game on the go. Jrec15 Well-Known Member Jun 3, 2013 180 0 0 #15 Jrec15, Feb 27, 2014 Just picked this up, on sale for $.99 with no IAP was too good to resist. The success on other platforms was good reassurance. Calculords got me in a CCG groove so will see if this holds up. m44 Well-Known Member Feb 16, 2013 372 0 0 #16 m44, Feb 27, 2014 Same here. Couldn't resist the launch price of a dollar. I just unlocked the first legendary card, and I'm enjoying the game so far. . . There's been a bunch of good card games lately. Jrec15 Well-Known Member Jun 3, 2013 180 0 0 #17 Jrec15, Feb 27, 2014 I'm enjoying the game as well! The strategy is very interesting, I'm sure the mechanic is probably in other card games but I have never tried it before. Have two questions so far: What does rotating a card do? Some cards rotate other cards. But i see no explanation of what this does in the tutorial or in the help section. What does gold do? I have yet to find a shop of any kind (maybe that appears later?). Is there a way to buy booster packs with it? m44 Well-Known Member Feb 16, 2013 372 0 0 #18 m44, Feb 27, 2014 The rotate ability turns the cards(s) so the connection points will change. The gold is used for buying cards and to buy grid "skins" (stuff like a graffiti design.) miroa Well-Known Member May 22, 2013 518 0 0 #19 miroa, Feb 27, 2014 Here is my feedback Card City Nigths runs like a charm on my iPhone 4. It takes only 263mb installed, which is ok. The tutorial is pretty straight forwards and if you are not sure, you can go into the help section. The music is great and not annoying like some games where I turn the music off. The art is also well done and might seem childish, but I think it goes with the entire game. That was my prelude. You control a character (you can choose the name and the avatar) that just moved in into the city. First minutes, your are thrown into a card battle that teaches you how the game works. After, you have the opportunity to travel on a map from place to place, meet people, talk with them, and have a card battle with them. I love this game totally. If you are not good at playin card games, don't worry. The rules are simple. The game is easy to play, and yet gives room to strategy. I believe that casual players as well as the pro ones will enjoy this game. I recommend it. Buy it, especially for a buck. No IAP, no Ads, and it seems that the developer will add more contents in the future. Go for it. borb86 Well-Known Member Nov 9, 2012 53 0 6 #20 borb86, Feb 27, 2014 So it's basically the card game from final fantasy IX? Take my money. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 8 1 ← 2 3 4 5 6 → 8 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
From the makes if Ittle Dew. Recommended from my time with it on Steam, especially at the introductory price!
Pocket Gamer has a review a few days back. They love it! http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPad/Card+City+Nights/review.asp?c=57648 Even though there is no MP, but there is no IAP either, I am giving it a shot.
The fact that the review mentions the 1997 PC MtG game alone makes it worth reading. That game was incredible, going to have to find some way to play that now! OT: double dipped just to support a dev making great games, will probably play through it again anyway so definitely worth it!
Right well I've only played three matches so far far but this looks pretty cool, I'll try to explain. Your playing field is a 3x3 grid and you have to place cards from your hand into the grid to make combos of 3 usually unless it's a special card, now each card has little arrows on it and that's what you have to match up to make the combos, then you choose to either attack your opponents life points or one of their cards, There's 4 different types of card, attack,defence,health and neutral. You buy and win booster packs of cards to make your deck, which has a limit between 25 and 40 cards. Each turn one of you goes first (decided by a coin toss) then you take turns placing one card and drawing a new card making combos and attacking each other until one of you has no life points. For 69p this is a no brainer if you like card games. It Has my recommendation. Just like a surprise out of nowhere a cool card game. Battles seem nice and fast so far to, so it's not a game you have to sit and figure out for hours. (I did go into the options and turn battle animations up to x2 to make things a little quicker)
Thanks for the impression. Actually it is not "out of nowhere". Android version has been out for some time, Both IOS Board Games blog and Pocket Tactics mention this earlier.
I bought this a few days ago on Steam and I am loving it! At this price, I will double-dip. To further explain: this card game is basically like Final Fantasy's "Tera / Triple Triad" or "Pazaak" from KotoR with some variations in gameplay. And it's cool. You can read my complete review on Steam.
I've never played any card games like this. I was considering getting the new Adventure Time one, but the timers held me back. For a buck, is this a good entry into the genre? edit: "* An amazing soundtrack in a blend of Jazz and Hiphop" - and with this- I'm SOLD!
I'd say grab this, the adventure time game is like the other Cartoon Network games where they are much better if your a fan of the show, if you don't watch adventure time then I'd grab this over that. (I like them both but I do like card and dice based games)
Wow..fun game. I haven't picked up a game at "launch" in a long time...but the charm of this game had me biting. Seems like I can play this casually, but it looks like it can be deep with the number of cards out there. Between Mother 3, Calculords and City Card Nights...looks like I have enough games to keep me busy for a while.
Just to be a total geek, I'm going to make a small correction to what you wrote above. Pazaak is a numbers game, like Blackjack. The Triple Triad comparison is spot on, though, in that it has arrows and position on the board is important. But instead of trying to capture opponents cards, this game mixes the arrow gameplay with "match 3" style puzzling, so you have to arrange your own cards in certain ways to enact their effects. Pretty clever. I also got this on Steam but will probably double dip so I can have this entertaining game on the go.
Just picked this up, on sale for $.99 with no IAP was too good to resist. The success on other platforms was good reassurance. Calculords got me in a CCG groove so will see if this holds up.
Same here. Couldn't resist the launch price of a dollar. I just unlocked the first legendary card, and I'm enjoying the game so far. . . There's been a bunch of good card games lately.
I'm enjoying the game as well! The strategy is very interesting, I'm sure the mechanic is probably in other card games but I have never tried it before. Have two questions so far: What does rotating a card do? Some cards rotate other cards. But i see no explanation of what this does in the tutorial or in the help section. What does gold do? I have yet to find a shop of any kind (maybe that appears later?). Is there a way to buy booster packs with it?
The rotate ability turns the cards(s) so the connection points will change. The gold is used for buying cards and to buy grid "skins" (stuff like a graffiti design.)
Here is my feedback Card City Nigths runs like a charm on my iPhone 4. It takes only 263mb installed, which is ok. The tutorial is pretty straight forwards and if you are not sure, you can go into the help section. The music is great and not annoying like some games where I turn the music off. The art is also well done and might seem childish, but I think it goes with the entire game. That was my prelude. You control a character (you can choose the name and the avatar) that just moved in into the city. First minutes, your are thrown into a card battle that teaches you how the game works. After, you have the opportunity to travel on a map from place to place, meet people, talk with them, and have a card battle with them. I love this game totally. If you are not good at playin card games, don't worry. The rules are simple. The game is easy to play, and yet gives room to strategy. I believe that casual players as well as the pro ones will enjoy this game. I recommend it. Buy it, especially for a buck. No IAP, no Ads, and it seems that the developer will add more contents in the future. Go for it.
