Card Thief 1.3.8

Reviews

4 ★, on 2020-09-15
This is a pretty unique game experience. You are a thief trying to sneak around a small map, avoiding being detected and pilfering the gold from unsuspecting enemies. The more you move, the easier it is to get captured. Find the exit, get high scores based on how much treasure you leave with. The only thing keeping this from being 5 stars for me was that the base game was short. There are daily maps and challenges, but that doesn't leave much to play in between. Still recommend trying it.

4 ★, on 2020-08-31
The gameplay is fun and challenging for me at least. I've only made it to the second castle so far and can only imagine what will come next. The game offers some tutorials for game mechanics but I've still got no clue how dogs work... I'd recommend if your looking for some solitaire time wasters for car trips or before bed.

4 ★, on 2020-09-08
This is a fun little game, seems really simple but can be surprisingly nuanced. Great aesthetics, my only complaint is how they handled opening the chests. Each time you open one the game seems to permanently double the time it takes. This can push upwards of an hour in short order. Apparently you can click open and it will run an ad but that wasn't very clear. So initially I thought waiting was the only option and almost uninstalled. If that had been more clear I'd prolly 5star this.

1 ★, on 2020-08-30
This game seems fun and engaging but the menu is so stylized as to be utterly incomprehensible. I literally cannot figure out how to play this game past the first level, or even how to replay the first level. Everything is a little doodad and there's no way tell which doodads are clickable buttons and which are scenery. And then there's the scrolling around which is...nauseating. Maybe there's people who enjoy puzzle games to the extent that even the interface is a puzzle, but not me.

4 ★, on 2020-08-05
I honestly loved this game, before it got to the point that there was no reason to continue playing. The gameplay is super strategic, awarding players who think ahead, but is cleverly mixed with the pseudo-randomness of a pool of tiles being dropped as you clear the board. And, a really big point for me, personally, is there's no invasive or aggressive monetization. Late game you'll be encouraged to spend real money, but I honestly lose interest every time I play the game at about that point.

5 ★, on 2020-06-23
I really enjoy the game, the art is simple and the sounds work well. The ability to change your loadout with unlockables makes almost every playthrough different. I love the hideout but I will admit some characters feel like the base with a boost that seems minor. Others are really fun (the hundred is my favorite). I really believe if you enjoy a puzzle game you can play anywhere you will like this game. It's simple and sweet.