#Creatures of aether full#
#Creatures of aether free#

I matched against players with higher scores than me, but the game recognizes this and doesn’t take away points when I lose. The game is also pretty nice about its matchmaking system.

#Creatures of aether full#

The game limits the amount of power you can place in your deck, so you can’t just pack it full of super rare cards. When I first started playing Creatures of Aether I was worried I’d get constantly paired against enemies that would instantly stomp me because they had bought all the rare cards, but that’s not what happened.

#Creatures of aether free#

You can even use the free cards you get from dungeons and rewards to make pretty decent decks. This means the game is relatively easy to play without having to spend too much money on it. It costs aether to enter dungeons, but you get some whenever you win a match. There’s less grinding for random card packs in hopes of the one card you need. Any leveled up cards you have at the end of a dungeon run, you get to keep! It’s very convenient compared to other free to play games. You get random cards at the start, but whenever you beat an enemy you can either add new cards to your deck or level up the cards you already have. One of my favorite things about this is the game lets you choose which cards you gain from your dungeon dives. Once you reach a high enough arena rank you can take on single player dungeons to gather new cards. I’ve seen some pretty dangerous Zetterburn decks that wipe out all elements and add fire to the tiles so they’re stronger, while I’m weaker. They’re already surrounded! It’s fun to see what my opponents come up with too.

Since I usually play it later, my opponents can’t take their cards back from me.

One of my strongest cards, Maypul, lets me chain together captures so I can take three or four cards with one move. It’s not just about creating a deck that synergizes together, but also knowing when to play each card. The concept is pretty simple, but it gets more complex with card abilities. When your number is higher than the opposing card’s connecting side, you capture that card and flip it, making it yours. You capture cards based on the directional numbers. The goal of Creatures of Aether is to own the most cards on the board. Creatures of Aether is a two-player card game that’s easy to learn and fun to play, but struggles with its bugs.