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La continuación de Las cartas, el universo y todo está aquí, y se trata de monstruos

Authore: StellaActualizar:Jan 19,2025

Las fisuras rara vez son buenas noticias en los juegos, pero Avid Games ha abrazado el caos con Eerie Worlds, la muy esperada secuela de Cards, the Universe and Everything. Este CCG táctico cambia el enfoque hacia los monstruos, monstruos que emergen de esas mismas fisuras.

Avid Games ha creado una variedad visualmente impresionante de monstruos, cada uno de ellos inspirado en horrores del mundo real de diversas mitologías y folclore.

El juego cuenta con una impresionante lista de criaturas, que incluyen Yokai japoneses (como Jikininki y Kuchisake), monstruos eslavos (como Vodyanoy y Psoglav) y muchos otros de todo el mundo, incluidos Bigfoot, Mothman, el Oso Nandi y El Chupacabra. Cada tarjeta presenta descripciones detalladas e investigadas, que ofrecen un elemento educativo junto con el juego.

Eerie Worlds presenta four Alianzas (Grimbald, Zerrofel, Rivin y Synnig) y múltiples Hordas, lo que agrega una profundidad estratégica significativa. Los monstruos comparten algunas propiedades pero no otras, lo que crea diversas posibilidades tácticas.

Tu colección de monstruos, conocida como tu Grimorio, se puede mejorar fusionando cartas duplicadas. El juego se lanza con 160 tarjetas base, pero al fusionarlas se desbloquean muchas más, y se planean tarjetas adicionales para el futuro cercano.

Avid Games ha anunciado que llegarán dos Hordas más en los próximos few meses, lo que garantiza que Eerie Worlds ofrezca una rejugabilidad duradera.

El juego implica construir un mazo de nueve cartas de monstruo y una carta de mundo, y luego participar en nueve turnos de 30 segundos llenos de opciones estratégicas relacionadas con el maná, las sinergias y más.

Prepárate para una experiencia desafiante pero gratificante. Eerie Worlds no está disponiblew de forma gratuita en Google Play Store y App Store; haga clic aquí para descargarlo.

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