Card Crawl

Arnold Rauers

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Card Crawl is a solitaire-style dungeon crawler game played with a modified deck of standard cards.

Clear the dungeon of 54 cards by using item-cards, slaying monsters and managing your limited inventory. On each run, you can use five ability-cards (mini deck building) to gain unique skills. By collecting gold, you can unlock 35 more ability-cards to access new tactics and even higher scores.

Card Crawl’s four single-player game modes are enhanced by Google Play to let players compare their scores and the associated decks. A typical game lasts two or three minutes and is a perfect “one more game” experience while waiting in line or commuting.

FEATURES

• Solitaire-style gameplay
• Four game modes (normal, constructed, daily & delve)
• Dungeon deck editor for building and sharing custom dungeon decks
• 35 unlockable ability-cards
• Mini deck building
• Google Play integration
– To compare high scores and decks
– To challenge your friends
– To access tricky new achievements
• Two to three minutes of playtime per game

Learn More about Tinytouchtales & Card Crawl at www.cardcrawl.com

Ratings and reviews

A good way to pass time. It's easy to pick up but takes a little bit to develop a strategy. Sometimes the cards are just stacked against you but that's how RNG goes. I've had a good time so far. Only minor complaint is that the quests can be a bit of a grind, but I understand you don't want everything to be too easily obtainable. Overall I like it, good job devs!

It's a good game and I've been playing it for years it's a very good time killer, yet on my new device for some reason the audio sounds like a badly emulated PS2 game. Like the audio is too stretched out and it skips, this also happened on my older device after a certain update I don't remember which one. I tried to find a contact me button so I could email but I couldn't find one so now I'm writing this review which I never do. Still, great game I hope the audio issue doesn't happen to you

I really liked the concept, but the execution was a hard miss for me. The quests and challenges are built more around grinding than making things more entertainingly difficult. I enjoyed the base game enough to drop the money on the full version, but it quickly became apparent that there really wasn't any value add -- took less than a full day of playing intermittently during my downtime before it went from a cute, fun little time-killer to a tedious grind. I'd say the free version is worth a download if you'd like to give it a try, but I personally wouldn't recommend paying to unlock the rest

What's new

+ small cloud save fix