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Is De'Vine: Card Battles worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who enjoy choosing a fixed lineup before each battle
- Card battler fans interested in a story about monsters and failing enchantments
- Players who like escalating tower challenges and tournament fights
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a low-planning card game; battles center on selecting and using a strategic team.
- Players who prefer a consistent difficulty level; tower challenges increase at higher levels.
- Players looking for a game focused on real-time action rather than card battles.
Our take on De'Vine: Card Battles
Each fight begins with a selected lineup of seven cards, and no cards are drawn during combat.
What is De'Vine: Card Battles?
This strategy card battler follows a card master investigating why the enchantments binding monsters have begun to fail.
Its story takes place 40 years after De'Vine: World of Shadows. Choose seven cards for each fight; there are no card draws, and the selected build and strategy determine the outcome. Battles include story encounters, boss fights, a tournament against 16 other participants, and the Tower of Ascension, where difficulty increases at higher levels.
Cards have elements with distinct effects, including healing adjacent cards and dodging attacks. Battle rewards include cards or essences, which can be used to buy cards. The game also includes auto-battles for testing builds, more than 300 cards to collect, 16 playable characters, and voiced narration as the story progresses.
How De'Vine: Card Battles plays
- 01Seven-card lineups
- Choose the full team before a fight, with no card draws during battle.
- 02Element-based effects
- Card elements grant effects such as healing adjacent cards, dodging an attack every other turn, or returning to life.
- 03Tower progression
- The Tower of Ascension gets harder at higher levels, where ultra-bosses can also appear.
- 04Tournament fights
- Face 16 other participants in a competition for a place in the Hall of Champions.
- 05Card collection
- Battle rewards include cards or essences, which can be spent to add cards to the collection.
- 06Build testing
- Auto-battles let players try out card setups.
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De'Vine: Card Battles: platforms & release
Is De'Vine: Card Battles worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who enjoy choosing a fixed lineup before each battle. Skip it if: players seeking a low-planning card game; battles center on selecting and using a strategic team.
Where can I download De'Vine: Card Battles?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens De'Vine: Card Battles's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is De'Vine: Card Battles on?
Windows only.
