Brave Hand 0.57

Reviews

5 ★, on 2018-10-27
Highly recommend it! Super excited to unlock the third play mode and the rest of the story. Wish I had more time to play it today. I don't understand all of the negative reviews. Literally they don't make sense having played the game. Also not sure why the top rated one has so many likes and no others. Almost seems like it could be from competitors or maybe just an idiot (Men's rights? really...) Anyways huge fan of the art and card game.

2 ★, on 2019-03-02
Far too luck based. Very little skill apart from card counting and probability estimation. there are better free card games out there

4 ★, on 2017-11-18
Great potential, but feels unfinished. There is no way to return to the main menu from the game end screen, if you press back you see the pause menu opening in the background. If 2 beats ace, why does ace beat 2 when pushing? Plus, it feels a bit cheap having an unbeatable demon card at the bottom of a pile, although it is a luck based game. All that said, I love the aesthetics, it controls great, and the gameplay is compelling. The rules are intuitive once you start playing, the tutorial does a great job getting you started and progression is very quick. This seems like a great game that just needs a couple of more months in the oven.

5 ★, on 2017-12-20
The game and storyline is pretty good and comprehensive. Personally, I'm not too into the story, although it is appealing. I'm almost tempted to write a short story based off the info the game's story gives. Anyway, only problems I have with the game are just the fact that I'm bad at correctly deciding when to not "push" the pile. Good artwork as well.

3 ★, on 2017-11-18
If you like push-your-luck style games then don't pass this one up. I'm confused by the approach of unlocking the story when the story text boxes only have question marks but I do like that it unlocks new card backs and background pictures.

3 ★, on 2017-11-18
Too random for my taste. It takes too much to scout. We are not given much information... Even knowing which cards were remaining in our deck or the enemy deck would make it better in my book.