here are some thoughts that came to mind while playing
UI:

-in the character selection screen why do I need to undo the selection before I can click on another character?

-the quit to main menu button is difficult to find

-you could grey out unclickable cards, and highlight the end turn/draw buttons when no card is clickable

-the constant highlight on some UI elements is a bit misleading. to indicate the turn player I think it would be enough to only highlight the character icon

GAMEPLAY:

my biggest problem with the overall experience was that the  suitable (heh) amount of game actions and decisions you take doesn't translate well to actual player agency. for example I was playing against a slime, and after a reshuffle all that changed compared to the start of the battle was that I lost some hp. this retroactively makes the player feel bad about his input not having weigh, and makes the battle feel very slow and sluggish because there's no strong sense of having made progress after a reshuffle. on the bright side I don't think that this is something you can only fix through revisiting the game mechanics, you can probably just tweak some numbers (like buffing damage and hp while keeping the heal constant) and add some more difficult to recover from skills. maybe, to really make sure that there's no matchup where neither player can progress, you can make an alternative wincon in this manner:

- every shuffle starts a round

- after a reshuffle the player that lost less hp wins that round

- the battle can also end if one wins 2 rounds

The game looks a lot better than last time, great job. It also feels more balanced and the addition of purchasable items is amazing for replay value. No idea why you can buy negative items though, I guess they could be good for self imposed challenge or niche builds.

I think it's a little hard to follow what's going on sometimes and the tooltips are a bit small, but besides that the game seems pretty good. Here are my results in case they are useful for something.

Windows thinks this is malware and auto-deletes it. You should add sound settings. Character selection should have a page counter.  That menu as a whole is confusing, should be overhauled to for example list equipped items under the selected character instead of middle of the screen. The battle interface is also confusing, as it's hard to tell what is clickable and what isn't.  It's too easy to accidentally quit the battle. I don't play solitaire, and you shouldn't assume the player knows how to. A proper tutorial should be integrated into the game.

Neat game, reminds me a bit of the old mobile game Sword and Poker. The rules were a bit hard for me to understand (still not sure what SCR does except for certain characters like Samurai that explicitly mention it) but I got the basics of how to pick cards in sequence and how SP works. There seemed to be a lot of dead turns when the cards on the board got low and neither me or the opponent could match any cards. Also when I used the shield ability for the knight, it didn't seem to have any visual indication, perhaps a shield icon next to the HP could help. The graphics and card animations are done well. 

I'm a sucker for solitaire and solitaire variants. First thing's first, the art and presentation are cute and charming. Looks and feels really polished. Nice sound effects. The class/character art is all cute. I really like the samurai, barbarian and ent in particular. It took me a minute to grasp the basics of how to play, but it's a lot of fun once it clicks.  It gets surprisingly tense at times with some close victories. Cute little game.

I think im just bad but I got demolished in Arcade mode. Had the AI get like 18 scr or something crazy in a turn and wiped me tf out. I think the shields mean if you take that card you take 1 dmg? Alot of the mechanics weren't super intuitive and reading them each time isn't exactly fun todo. its cool that the card layout if different for what I assume is each character, and by sheer dumb luck I made it past 1 enemy so I saw the shop which I think is pretty cool. Making the AI dumber might make it more accessible to idiots like myself. Otherwise I think its a neat idea, presentation is nice (I really like the coin flip at the start of each match, it having a shadow really make it look cool). Maybe a more visual tutorial and highlighting activatable abilities and separating passive abilities and color coding text (Like dmg, healing, and other effects) might make it easier for people to understand. Since most players aren't going to be reading most of the text unless they're really invested into the game.

The presentation is great, it's got a very charming style.

I haven't quite figured out how to reliably play any class, it seems like it comes down to luck most of the times.
Also idk if it's intentional but ending a turn while the enemy is stunned doesn't reset your SCR.

It's fun as a solitaire game but it seems like the deckbuilding is secondary to just drawing the right card.