Iterates, innovates, and improves on Journeys. Uses a grid and a hand now, providing much more depth and options. Very fun. Only two classes yet, but tons of replay value and difference between them.

Bad singleplayer Hearthstone clone and bad mobile port, with a UI more frustrating than Children of Zodiarcs. I wished for a soundtrack from Spellsword Cards: Origins. I was wrong. Silence is golden.

A solid singleplayer deckbuilder in the vein of Meteorfall. Not the best UI; some unfun mechanics like invulnerable enemies, but all in all a fun game, with great replay value from race/class combos.

A shoddy mobile port whose rock, paper, scissors-ish, psychological gameplay is pointless against a (very bad) AI. Since the multiplayer was ripped out, there's no point to it. Many grindy F2P relics.

The biggest pain to control. Unrebindable arrow key camera movement; so much time-wasting, including constant XP popups delaying everything. Mediocre tactics with limited deckbuilding and bad writing.

Poor deck customization, shallow card pool. Boring "Law" mechanics and frustrating, too-random "Chaos" mechanics. Could be good for the right person, but not if you like deckbuilding or TCGs, I'd say.

Card Hunter + Darkest Dungeon. Deckbuilding dungeon crawler in which gear contributes cards to your deck for the satisfying combo- and team-focused JRPGish combat. Great art style and solid writing.

Surprising amount of depth. Lots of decks and abilities. Unlocks are a bit grindy, from being a mobile port, originally designed to get you to pay. Best solitaire mechanics I've seen though.

Fantastic soundtrack, pretty art; bad everything else. Awful, confusing English. Poor card variety and balance. No variety to runs; just monsters in random combos, not crafted, synergistic encounters.