Magic Nations - Card Game

Prime Bit Games SA / Sep 20, 2018 / Casual, Indie, Strategy

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Jump into a fantasy world of the Magic Nations - turn-based strategy card battle game. Grab your card deck and fight against opponents from all over the world. The gameplay is based on tactics and adapting your game to battlefield conditions. Collect, sell, expand.

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What's new

UPDATE #20

2019-12-10

New update is out! Added features: • Color Blindness options • Table skins We're now going color blind - friendly! We've added a setting in options, where users with color blindness can select between Protanopia, Protanomaly, Deuteranopia, Deuteranomaly, Tritanopia, Tritanomaly, Achromatopsia, and Achromatomaly. We really hope this makes the game just a little bit more accessible! Another addition in this patch are table skins, which also can be enabled or disabled in game settings. If you have a VIP membership, you can add just a little extra oomph to your gameplay by enabling table skins. Also other players, who are not VIP members will see your skins so you can show off a little bit! Thanks for playing everyone and good luck!

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What players say

Mixed

62% positive, 37 reviews

Recommended1 hrs played

This game looks like it will be a lot of fun when it's finished. The comical, cartoony art style is pulled of really well and the intro is quite funny. The gameplay also looks like it will be interesting and potentially quite tactical although, as several others have said, it is poorly explained at present. The main issue with the game as it stands is simply how little there is to play yet. Boosted and acquiring new...

5 found this helpful, 2018-01-06

Recommended21 hrs played

Beta needs alot of work. You get all the cards in the game to work with without having to work for them. That means everyone can just slim their decks down to 20, using only the best cards. Then comes into play, RNG. The top player has a rediculous amount of games played compared to everyone else. This leads me to believe he is part of the dev team. Ranking is based on "experience" (which you earn thru wins/losses)....

7 found this helpful, 2018-01-07

Recommended39 hrs played

ENG / PL Good CCG. It has card positioning on the board, which gives the game quite a bit of complexity. The mechanics are good, although there may be nothing original or complicated about it. The main disadvantage is the lack of players, which means having to play against bots. Farming is long and tedious to be able to complete the two available campaigns. The graphics are not to my taste at all. In addition, the...

0 found this helpful, 2025-03-09