Yomi

Critic reviews

• Touch Arcade

  Chris Carter · Jul 11, 2014

  6.0

  Rather than constantly guilt you into buying premium currency or some other IAP scheme, you can simply buy more decks/characters if you want for another $9.99. Although $20 for the total app may seem pricey, it's worth the investment if you're going to be playing. Yomi has a solid foundation to it, and any card game fanatic should dive in and give it a try.

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• 148Apps

  Rob Thomas · Apr 24, 2014

  7.0

  The price point is a bit steep (though still better than the $100 tabletop version), but the artwork is evocative and gorgeous. Might be worth dropping forty quarters on, if only to decide if the boxed version is worth it.

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• Arcade Sushi

  Jon Ledford · Apr 21, 2014

  7.0

  With a very apparent lack of any flair or no fighting animations, Yomi remains a methodical, thought-provoking card game at its core — it’s just that there isn’t anything else to really keep you coming back for more.

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• Slide to Play

  Mike Lawhun · Apr 18, 2014

  10

  With so many card games on the iPad, is Yomi a worthy addition to your digital card game collection? I think it is, because there is virtually nothing else like this game on the App Store. That may not automatically make it a Must Have for you, but it’s certainly worth a look, especially if you are a fan of fighting games or card battle games. If you are a fan of both, like me, than buying it is a no-brainer.
• Pocket Gamer

  Matt Thrower · Apr 28, 2014

  8.0

  There's still plenty of fun to be had with the meatier parts of the game, though - certainly enough to make Yomi worth your while. The taut experience of playing the card game has been embellished with an excellent interface and a suitably convincing overlay that makes it look like a real fighting game.

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