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You'd probably have to be able to get through the 200 stages and master the daily challenge before worrying about replaying it. It can get tough later on, from what I recall hearing about it.
The strategy is in the tougher level layouts and the uncommon enemies. The regular coloured enemies are what you build up your chain with. Other uncommon enemies will move towards you, make attacks, and such all while requiring you have a certain chain built up in order to take them out. While not a difficult game (I only beat the 150 levels the game initially offered), there are are some challenging situations you can get into. If you watch some gameplay from later levels, you may see some variation in the gameplay that requires more strategy than the trailers or reviews suggest.
Every level is unique and the game is designed to be fun, challenging, and rewarding rather than depending on luck and in-app purchases like so many others which might look similar to this game.
If you complete and unlock everything, you'll likely spend more than 20 hours on the game. Seems odd to say oof while not before knowing the answer to your question.
I put about 15 hours into the game on my phone and got barely half-way through the game's 200 levels. The game is really good about introducing new enemies, mechanics, and level layouts all the time as well, plus there's a ton of different gear to unlock and, uh, grind for.
Sure. It's a mobile game offered on Apple Arcade, and another entry in the slidey mobile puzzle genre. That's not a statement about quality, but more about a game designed for a specific audience. It's at the same price point (after launch discount) as a lot of amazing indie games.
Thanks! The trailer mentions 200 levels, but that doesn't really mean much in a vacuum. That game design and/or smooth progression is what'll keep the game around imo.
This is true. When I was subscribed at launch, I enjoyed it and Cards of Darkness the most. The only slant I could give it was that unlocking everything and getting all of the achievements requires a lot of grinding a handful of levels. These were completely optional. They have since added something like 80 levels and a daily grind mode. I am on the fence at double dipping.
Yeah i don't know what ubisoft is waiting to port the game, also to ps4 /5
