Smash Up: Conquer The Bases With Your Factions Addons

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Smash Up: Conquer The Bases With Your Factions Addons

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Smash Up is the award-winning shufflebuilding card game designed by Paul Peterson, now available in a beautiful digital adaptation so you can play on the go with friends al 5d3b920ae0

Title: Smash Up: Conquer the bases with your factions
Genre: Strategy
Developer:
Nomad Games, VooFoo Studios
Publisher:
Asmodee Digital
Release Date: 12 Oct, 2016

English,French,German

smash up conquer the bases with your factions

I've bought every physical expansion bar Big in Japan which isn't released here. I've been waiting ages for this to come out, and when it does it peaks at 15 daily users, and because of my timeone when I try and play there is noone online. When I do find a match, half the time the game dumps me out before the end of game, and my stats have been wiped twice. I didn't buy this game to play against an AI, I bought it because there are very few SU players near me. Such a waste of money. I expected more from AEG. If this is the quality of product they support, I'll be more wary in the future.. Recommend once issues are fixed: I love Smash Up, I own the physical game and a couple of the expansions. It is one off my favorite games to play. So, you understand why I was excited when this came out. But so far, I'm kind of disappointed. I've only tested it out a few times (versus the bot) and already have come across issues where some cards don't play right, or do something they shouldn't have done. For instance, in the Trickster faction, there is a card that prevents an opponent from playing actions on their next turn. I played this against the bot anf then, on it's next turn, they played an action! This shouldn't have happened, since my card should've blocked it. Some of the other issues I encountered might just be down to the game's understanding of the language used on the cards. In one game I played an Armored Stego coupled with an action that protected it from an ability. On my next turn I played an action that allowed me to select one of my played minion's power score and destroy the opponents minions there (with power less than my minion). I chose my Stego (power 3) and the bot's minions (all power 2) should've been destroyed. Instead what happened is it only destroyed the action attached to my Stego. The action attached to the Stego dictated it's destruction if an ability would AFFECT the Stego. The action I played to destroy my opponent's minions didn't affect the Stego. It wouldn't have been destroyed, moved, or returned to my hand. The action merely allowed me to select that Stego's power score, not affecting it in any way. Because of this misunderstanding in the card's language, my Stego was destroyed and the opponent won the game. These are extremely frustrating problems that I hope will be fixed. Once they are, i'm sure this will be a much better game.. You guys have done a great job putting this together. I'm really looking forward to more and more expansions being added in the near future.. I've been a huge fan of smashup and wish I'd known about this game being on Steam sooner. I'll definitely be telling my friends about it and buying a few dlc copies for others. Really well programmed game and very intuitive. Didn't even have to think about how to do things with how simple and well done the layout is. People complaining about having to buy the card packs need to get a job. Gotta love children that think they deserve everything free in life.. What a ghost-zombie game! >.<. It's awesome to see that Smash Up is being adapted in a digital platform. I have only played a few hours, but I can clearly note that it is a must for fans of the game and extremely interesting to try out for new players. As far as improvements go, one major problem that I distinguished is the inability to keep track of the players' hands. Being able to see the number of cards is holding at any time is a must for a Smash Up game to roll smoothly.. Smash Up is a fantastic card game for up to four players. The basic rules are very simple. And as long as you have at least one person who knows what's going on, the game is very easy to follow. Smash Up, the digital game, however, is a mess. It's still Smash Up. It's still kind of fun if you REALLY, REALLY like Smash Up, but the UI and the way you interact with the ca