Star Realms

Wise Wizard Games

In-app purchases

About this game

The hit new Deckbuilding game comes to Android!

Here are some of the things game reviewers are saying about Star Realms:

"My readers are going to have a seizure about how good Star Realms is."
-Owen Faraday, pockettactics.com

“Good on all levels, thumbs up!”
-Tom Vasel, The Dice Tower

“This game is superb! I think it’s a brilliant game. Beautiful artwork, second to none. “
-Tim Norris, Grey Elephant Gaming

“What can I say? Star Realms is excellent.”
- Lenny, ISlaytheDragon.com

“I desperately wanted to play again and again. It's just consistently fun every time.”
-The Critical Boardgamer


Star Realms combines addictive Deckbuilding Game play with exciting Trading Card Game style combat!

Designed by Magic Hall of Famers Darwin Kastle and Rob Dougherty (of the Ascension Deckbuilding Game), Star Realms’ amazingly rich yet easy to learn game play will provide endless hours of entertainment.

Free Version.

• Addictive Deckbuilding Game with Player VS Player Combat.
• Tutorial teaches you to play in minutes.
• Stunning visuals.
• Play VS the AI.
• 6 mission campaign mode.

Full Game Additional Features

• Play the AI on 3 different difficulty settings.
• 9 additional campaign missions.
• Battle friends face to face with Pass and Play.
• Online play with global rankings.
• Challenge a friend online.

Ratings and reviews

Really good implementation of the physical game, and the fact that purchasing expansions in the app also unlocks them on desktop for Steam is *chef's kiss*. But I had to knock a couple stars off because the notifications are very unreliable. I mostly play against friends asynchronously, so it's kind of important for the notifications to work so I don't have to be constantly checking the app. I've tried reinstalling and it fixes notifications for a bit, but they eventually drop off again.

A great game to start playing if you like card games that don't require any deck building but the game does support expansions to the core deck so you can definitely explore that option if you fall in love with the initial game. I initially played it without buying the online multiplayer component (I think it was a $5 one time only fee) but that limits you to just facing the A.I. on three difficulty settings which will give you a proper challenge. Online access let's you challenge friends.

Great adaptation, quick, pretty -- but notifications are busted, which really puts a damper on the tournaments that are my favorite part. I even just now uninstalled and reinstalled and allowed notifs, as advised in the "are you having notification problems" panel on the home screen -- nothin', as a tournament round ends and a new one starts. Apparently my opponent didn't get notified either, as i just won by forfeit when they didn't show up.

What's new

Improvements:
-Exit button added back to main menu
Bug fixes:
-Text and narration fixed for some Chapter 25 missions