Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions

I have been playing CCG's since the 90's. Magic the Gathering since before Ice Age... Werewolf, Wyvern, Yu-ghi-oh, several marvel iterations, Pokemon etc etc. Whatever game I play I usually buy an entire box of boosters 2 times a year at least. I have NEVER and I mean NEVER seen the things I have seen playing this game daily for hours for the last month. Lets put it this way. Most of my games against the computer...

37 found this helpful, 2019-03-25

Genre - Warhammer Fantasy CCG I have played quiet a few card games in my advanced years both digitally and in the real world. I am also a huge fan of the Warhammer universe, but more so the old world. I mean what the heck is an Orruk or a Grot? I bought some packs of the physical game first and played a bit on my android phone. I found it quite difficult to work out the game mechanics and the user interface was a...

18 found this helpful, 2019-03-12

Damn, how did you managed to screw this one? Don't get me wrong, the game itself is good, free to play model is better than that of hearthstone, but this port to PC is, and I thought I would never say this, worse than playing this game on mobile phone. Add to that that it took them more than half a year to build this port from mobile game, oh boy. To avoid any confusion, I have set options to highest possible, so...

24 found this helpful, 2019-02-19

This is a great game, but the recent monetization changes seem like a quick cash grab. I spent money in the game, but I don't want to pay a monthly subscription for a freakin' card game. Moreover, I don't use the app, I play on Steam, so restricting certain rewards and features to app users only is annoying. Also, there are some serious bugs in the game. Edit: the new monetization strategy is beyond ridiculous. I...

22 found this helpful, 2019-03-12

The first BIG TCG in the Warhammer Universe. AoS: Champions is an incredibly unique and interesting card game, Bringing something new and fresh to an over-saturated market. With it's unique rotate mechanics and questing, it may take a little while to get used too. But it is absolutely worth it. To those who don't know, whilst the game is Free, it is also a physical card game! And what's better, if you own the App...

33 found this helpful, 2019-02-19

This is an amazingly fun and addictive game. The game hits that sweet spot of easy to pick up and figure out (the board state is reasonable and you can see what's happening when) but there is a lot of complex interactions and deckbuilding decisions that go into it. The developers have been *amazingly* responsive, listening to feedback and extremely interactive with the community in general (especially for a game...

16 found this helpful, 2019-02-19