Mystic Vale Nomad Games Cleanse the curse upon the land! The award-winning deck-building Mystic Vale is now available to play on the go. Use a w… $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsCleanse the curse upon the land! The award-winning deck-building Mystic Vale is now available to play on the go. Use a wide range of cards to heal the world, gain powerful advancements and improve your cards as you play. Choose your advancements wisely to make your cards as powerful as possible, through a unique ‘card-crafting’ system. Play online against your friends or other druids across the world! Mystic Vale also features the ability to battle computer opponents in order to practice your abilities! You can also expand your Mystic Vale experience with the Vale of Magic, Vale of the Wild and Mana Storm expansions. Adding new advancements, leaders, amulets and vale cards to the base game, each expansion adds extra depth and strategic choices. Are you ready for a new deck-building adventure? INNOVATIVE CARD CRAFTING SYSTEM Create your own powerful cards and uncover amazing combos! BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK AND GRAPHICS Discover a stunning world filled with fantastical creatures. DEEP GAMING EXPERIENCE Make tactical choices and spend your resources wisely. TREMENDOUS REPLAY VALUE Explore thousands of possible card combinations, with more added via expansions! Information Seller:Nomad Games Genre:Board, Card Release:Jun 06, 2019 Updated:Apr 27, 2020 Version:4.0.2 Size:326.9 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal CrayonWarrior, jaxon58, Talbs and 1 other person like this. vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #2 vectorarchitekt, Jun 6, 2019 Looks good. I love deckbuilding games that are not battle-based.I hope this is not. nlesgold Active Member Patreon Bronze May 22, 2011 37 8 8 RN Pittsburgh, PA #3 nlesgold, Jun 6, 2019 It's based on a tabletop card game. The main twists on the standard deckbuilding mechanics are the "card-crafting" and a mild press your luck mechanic. Card Crafting means you don't actually add cards to your deck, but you buy upgrades to your starting cards - it's possible for a single card in your deck to have 3-4 different things it does for you when played. The press your luck aspect comes in the form of a mechanic where some of your cards give you "Decay" when drawn - you can choose to draw extra cards to make your turn stronger, but if you max out Decay your turn ends prematurely instead. As far as interaction between players goes, it is on the low interaction side of things. There's a common play field of card upgrades, so buying an upgrade denies it to your opponent, and also there's a race to get the most points at the end of the game. No direct attacks on your opponent or disruption of their turns. I've only played the base game - there are several expansions, one of which is apparently included here (looks like the IAP are for buying additional expansions, Ascension-style), but I'm not familiar with their content or any mechanics they add. I'm very interested in this, but I'm sort of concerned about how it'll play on a 6S iPhone. I think anyone who likes this kind of game and has a tablet to play it on will like what they get if the app is made well. If anyone tries it on a non-plus sized phone I'd be curious to hear what you think. Talbs, Son of Anarchy and JasonLL like this. vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #4 vectorarchitekt, Jun 6, 2019 I am going to buy it later. I’ll report back. I love games like Morels, Frost, Harald, One Deck Dungeon, etc. so was this would be up my alley. midasmulligan Well-Known Member Oct 1, 2015 156 2 18 #5 midasmulligan, Jun 7, 2019 Can anyone confirm that it supports full screen and notch on iPhone X? andsoitgoes likes this. skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #6 skoptic, Jun 9, 2019 It’s full width on XS Max. As there are a number of bits of info down the left side, this is set just inside the notch and the rest is filler Dragan Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2014 365 7 18 Belgium #7 Dragan, Jun 9, 2019 Still waiting for you to report back ... skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #8 skoptic, Jun 11, 2019 I think pocket tactics review Is pretty accurate. The app is very pretty, The game is good but unless you adjust points required rounds are over quite quickly. But as it’s synchronise only most people should see this as a solo game rather than true multiplayer. I was part of the beta testing but haven’t bought the app since launch. Too many apps to buy a sync mp game ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #9 ste86uk, Mar 30, 2020 This on sale and looks like it’s been getting updates even recently. Also looks like the IAP is on sale with one being free now and the other two being 99p (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
It's based on a tabletop card game. The main twists on the standard deckbuilding mechanics are the "card-crafting" and a mild press your luck mechanic. Card Crafting means you don't actually add cards to your deck, but you buy upgrades to your starting cards - it's possible for a single card in your deck to have 3-4 different things it does for you when played. The press your luck aspect comes in the form of a mechanic where some of your cards give you "Decay" when drawn - you can choose to draw extra cards to make your turn stronger, but if you max out Decay your turn ends prematurely instead. As far as interaction between players goes, it is on the low interaction side of things. There's a common play field of card upgrades, so buying an upgrade denies it to your opponent, and also there's a race to get the most points at the end of the game. No direct attacks on your opponent or disruption of their turns. I've only played the base game - there are several expansions, one of which is apparently included here (looks like the IAP are for buying additional expansions, Ascension-style), but I'm not familiar with their content or any mechanics they add. I'm very interested in this, but I'm sort of concerned about how it'll play on a 6S iPhone. I think anyone who likes this kind of game and has a tablet to play it on will like what they get if the app is made well. If anyone tries it on a non-plus sized phone I'd be curious to hear what you think.
I am going to buy it later. I’ll report back. I love games like Morels, Frost, Harald, One Deck Dungeon, etc. so was this would be up my alley.
It’s full width on XS Max. As there are a number of bits of info down the left side, this is set just inside the notch and the rest is filler
I think pocket tactics review Is pretty accurate. The app is very pretty, The game is good but unless you adjust points required rounds are over quite quickly. But as it’s synchronise only most people should see this as a solo game rather than true multiplayer. I was part of the beta testing but haven’t bought the app since launch. Too many apps to buy a sync mp game
This on sale and looks like it’s been getting updates even recently. Also looks like the IAP is on sale with one being free now and the other two being 99p
