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Card City Nights

Ludosity · Feb 14, 2014

Android · iOS

Teen

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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.

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Scores by platform

Android

Critic 8.8 (4 critics) · Gamer 9.4

8.7

iOS

Critic 8.5 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • AppsZoom.com

    Peter Warrior · Jul 03, 2014

    8.1
    The best part are, as it couldn't be otherwise, the battles. The mix of card-building and puzzle, Tictactoe-like battles are innovative and enjoyable. Challenging, but enjoyable, as the first duels you take part in will feel like the AI is throwing the game.
  • Android Rundown

    Allan Curtis · Mar 17, 2014

    9.0
    Card City Nights is an inventive, laugh a minute game full of great art, funny characters and compelling strategic action. For the price it is a must buy for any card game or strategy fan.
  • Touch Arcade

    Shaun Musgrave · Mar 06, 2014

    8.0
    Its attention to recreating the feeling around playing card games with your friends is a breath of fresh air for a genre that generally cuts right to the chase, and I think that's something worth paying attention to and enjoying.
  • Gamezebo

    Steven Strom · Mar 04, 2014

    9.0
    Card City Nights isn’t concerned with being unique; it knows it is. The way it plays shows some resemblance to other personalities, but the game wears it with reverence and confidence (even while it tries its best at irreverence). Its most original features are plastic and surface-level, but they hide a deeper personality that isn’t quite like what we’ve seen before.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Matt Thrower · Feb 25, 2014

    9.0
    Card City Nights has plenty of tiny flaws that might needle the perfectionists out there. Some of the card effects and the story elements are kind of superfluous to the bits that work. But taken as a whole it's a charming, addictive, and often challenging game that'll keep you coming back for fix after fix, all the way to your million dollar prize.

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