Wildfrost
SCORE: 57
I am absolutely loving the opportunity to play these different video
games. Wildfrost is extremely indie in a great many ways. I think I have
an idea who and what they were going for. I believe is for the hardcore
card battling gamer. Do you think I fit in that category? If you
answered no to that question then you would be completely right. I am
also not a fan of the card battling video games. I care more about
casual gaming experiences.
We get the choice of three different leaders at the start of Wildfrost.
We then play with that leader until we lose. Once a player loses in
Wildfrost they go back to the beginning and get their choice of three
different leaders. That alone irritated me about this video game. I
could not get past the first boss in Wildfrost. That is in essence the
tutorial. Who makes a video game that players cannot get through the
tutorial?
The music is okay in Wildfrost. I am not a fan of the graphics in this
video game. I am not a fan of the difficulty in Wildfrost either. I did
not find an easy way to grind in this video game. We get treasure and
other cards after winning battles in this video game. I am pleased there
was a physical copy version of Wildfrost from Super Rare Games. The
price was a bit high for this level of content.
We earn journal pages after battles to learn the history of this fantasy
land. We can ring the redraw bell at anytime in Wildfrost. That bell
gives us all new cards to play on the field. There are two rows we can
use to fight with an on. Sadly some enemy cards can attack both rows in
one shot. There is a random luck to what cards from the deck that come
up. This is one of the reasons I am not a fan of card battlers.
We can put a card back in the deck for it to heal. That means the
remaining cards get trashed by the opponents. The boss battle was really
bad with this. I wish there was a casual mode, and cards leveling up at
a good click. I did not have fun playing Wildfrost. For me it was
another bad experience with a card battler. I wanted to like this video
game so badly too.
- Paul
Graphics: 55%
Sound: 65%
Replay: 55%
Gameplay: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Chucklefish
Developer: Deadpan Games
Rating: ‘E10+’ - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence, Mild
Blood}
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