I still remember Arcomage from the days of Might and Magic. Later I played various more and less official versions, and over time I forgot about the game. You can imagine how happy I was when I came across this project — especially since I’m also a fan of this graphic style. Is there any way to listen to the music outside the game?
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For me it’s amazing how many different ways you can approach the “paper → rock → scissors” theme. I’ve just published a game like that myself, and that makes me admire even more how others have done it. I’m only just starting to dig into the title. There’s a lot of information visible, which requires some reading-in and a bit of time at the start, especially in the tutorial. At the beginning the very low-positioned hand and the small cards are also bothersome, but maybe that’s my browser’s fault. I’m saving it for the evening and a calmer playthrough.
Wow, it’s amazing to come across a game based on very similar mechanics (rock-paper-scissors), but in many important places going in very different directions from my own production. So I’m digging into it more. I’ve already managed to trigger a graphical bug with a card remaining on the screen (in the hand area), but I need to play longer to catch it again. Since I’m a fan of this mechanic (that’s why I made a game about it :)), I’ll definitely spend some time with it. For now the whole thing looks good. Only the music, although catchy, doesn’t quite fit the atmosphere for me. Regards
