Card Wars - Adventure Time

Critic reviews

• AAppsZoom.com

  Janel Torkington · Oct 28, 2014

  8.8

  This goofball complexity combined with top notch voice acting from Jake make this CCG several cuts above average. Card Wars is totally appropriate for any age, although really young ones will have difficulties with the complicated rules.
• GMGame Mob

  Devon Peak · Jul 03, 2014

  7.5

  I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the game and how apparent it was that the developer’s care. Honestly, I wouldn’t expect a publisher like Cartoon Network to allow the amount of updates that Card Wars received, but Kung Fu Factory is still treating it as though this was a console title. I tip all of my hats to you, Pendleton Ward; Adventure Time creator, Cartoon Network, and Kung Fu Factory for creating a solid take on Adventure Time with Card Wars.
• ARAndroid Rundown

  Tony Kuzmin · Apr 03, 2014

  8.5

  Overall, Card Wars – Adventure Time is miles better than other mobile TCGs. Its mechanics are simple, its cards are (mostly) fair, and it looks completely staggering. I definitely recommend it to any fan of trading card games, although I don’t think you’re going to enjoy it that much if you’re just in it for Adventure Time characters – or wish to play with your friends.
• GGamezebo

  Nick Tylwalk · Feb 20, 2014

  8.0

  There’s some limited voice work done by the real people who voice the characters on TV, and a whole host of familiar characters and locales. This is a game that nailed the feeling of the show and stuck the landing. That makes the heart system and price issues easier to take. Card Wars – Adventure Time isn’t perfect, but as Finn and Jake might say, it’s a lot closer to being a cool guy than a dweeb. And no one likes being called a dweeb.

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• GIGod is a Geek

  Lee Garbutt · Mar 14, 2014

  7.0

  Possibly a little repetitive if played for too long, Card Wars is a decent card battler that is best if you are a fan of the Adventure Time series. It’s pretty damn cheeky to feature IAPs in a game that already costs £2.49, but at least these additional purchases are in no way essential to enjoying the game.

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