Swgo czasu to była najlepsza gra karciana jaką znałem i spędziłem w niej mnóstwo czasu z sukcesami oraz zaangażowaniem w rozwijanie polskiej społeczności. Niestesty deweloperzy w nieudany sposób próbowali przerobić ją na wersję mobilną, poprzez co ga jest zbugowana na trzech dostępnych platformach (www./ steam/ google play), próba rozszerzenia dostępnych umiejętności oraz nowych klanów spowodowała całkowity brak przejrzystości, minusem jest również brak regularnych tłumaczeń, co przy reklamowaniu się językiem polskim jest niepoważne, wygląda to tak, jakby od 2 lat nie wspierali tłumaczeń.
Rozumiem próbę rozwijania się i kroczenia z duchem czasu - przejście na wersję mobilną było obowiązkem, lecz Urban Rivals jest przykładem jak tego nie powinno się robić.

Bring Back Old Urban Rivals

-1 Kiedyś to było, a teraz to nima

-1 kiedyś to było, a teraz to nima

regress

gra może wydawać sie nudna na początku ale to piękna strategia karciana można grać bez wydania ani grosza na nią na przkład mam dużo kart moge mocnych i rzadkich nimo tego że może ciagu grania przez 10 lat wydałem 22zl

Polecam grę każdemu kto lubi grać w gry karciane, tylko musisz umieć angielski aby zrozumieć grę :)

Jestem weteranem tej gry i chętnie ją polecam każdemu kto lubi karcianki tego typu.

I have been playing this game for over nine years and hope that this honest review can help interested new players, despite my low in game hour amount posted on Steam.


Objectively, what is Urban Rivals?

Urban Rivals is a trading card game. This means that you buy packs, buy sell and trade cards within the community, and play in various game formats.

Theme wise, this game is based off a science fiction city controlled by various gangs or clans. You as the player unite these clans together to fight in gang wars against other players to win glory and prestige for yourself.

Gameplaywise, this game most closely resembles Poker with a Magic the Gathering/Yu-Gi-Oh! life system incorporated into it. To win, you must reduce your opponent’s life total to zero or below yours within four rounds by utilizing your deck and resources given to at the start of every game.


Pros of Urban Rivals:

Short Gameplay Time – In a hurry? Each match of this game can be completed in under five minutes. You can get multiple matches in one gamming session and it is easy to put down or pick up whenever you have a few minutes to spare.

Single Player Mode – Don’t want to play against people online? You don’t have to. There are a currently four excellently designed single player campaigns that are available.

Great Strategy - There is a plethora of differing options at your disposal to pursue victory. While some strategies are more successful than others, there is no one deck that is unbeatable. Each deck type has its own strengths and weaknesses.

Great Tutorial –There are a wide variety of card abilities that you will encounter thanks to the decade that this game has been in existence. The tutorial does an excellent job of showcasing everything you need to know and rewards you with a decent amount of in game money for completing all the tutorial missions.

Respectable Number of Updates – This game does not stay stale for long. There are new cards put out monthly and a new clan rolls into town roughly once a year. Additionally, there are unique events that happen on a nearly weekly basis.


Cons of Urban Rivals:

Community Interaction – The major problem this game has is that it cannot connect to the online message boards. These message boards let you connect with a community that has been around for over ten years. Additionally, playing with friends online I feel will become more divided. There will be your Steam friends and your Message Board friends. Also, by not including the message boards, you miss out on joining an online clan/community of your choice. These groups allow you to help advance your financial gains and provide you a place to develop and hone your skills as a player.

Free to Play, Not Free to Win – This game acts like a traditional trading card game. The best way to build up a card collection is to buy packs. These packs costs credits that can be earned by some in game missions or be bought from Urban Rival’s online store. These packs vary in variety, but have a randomized allotment of value within each of them. There is a silver lining to this though, and that is in the marketplace.

The Marketplace – Nearly every card in the game can bought, sold or traded to other people within the community. While not necessary a con, this can get in the way of you wanting to collect certain cards. Cards have a fluctuating in game value according to basic principles of supply and demand. The success that a certain card brings to a deck heavily influences market prices. Additionally, there are people that like to manipulate market prices on certain cards, making them hard to buy or find at a reasonable price. However, overall the marketplace is a necessary part of the game and allows you to perform the trading part of this trading card game.

Card Balance – In recent years, card design in my opinion has been all over the place. Cards that are released either change the gameplay landscape or are unplayable trash. While every card can be played, the issue of power creep over the years has taken its toll.

User Interface – Poorly done when it comes to graphics. The online and phone OS versions of the game have much crisper images. Additionally, there is no exit game function that I can find. You have to push the X in the top right corner like it’s a 90s game. Finially, there is a tab in the menu bar that is not being used for anything. The user interface feels rushed to me.


Overall, I would recommend that you try this game, but would not suggest it to you.

You should try it preliminary and see if you enjoy the gameplay mechanics and ponder thought process that went into making this game the success that it has been for over a decade.

I will state that if you want to experience the real strategy that this game provides, you will be forced to put some money into the game. It is the way that this trading card games functions. If that is a turnoff for you, I completely understand.

I would rate this game a 7/10 despite my negative review. Its ten-year life proves that the developers know what they are doing, but that they don’t necessarily have something that will take the world of trading card games by storm. The major thing the developers need to do is to move away from a company that feels like it is stuck in the early 2000s and change it into a more modern looking game of the future.

Just a disclaimer, English isn't my native tongue so do excuse me if you spot any errors, thanks!

Honestly I played this game years ago on my mobile. It used to be so fun and I had a deck which could one shot people with Wu-Tang if I got the right cards. Reminiscing back, it truly has some sweet memories.

But what started off as an afternoon stumbling upon the same title on Steam led to an evening of disappointment.

It's so... different. It's not how it used to be anymore. And as much as I wished they put in more content, it moved more towards the path of getting money from credit sales to buy packs than the actual betterment of the game in terms of content.

I hate to say this to a game I was once so in love with, but you can pass on this. It's P2W.

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솔직히 나는 내 모바일에서 몇 년 전에이 게임을했다.

예전에는 너무 재미있었고, 올바른 카드를 받으면 우탕으로 한 장면을 찍을 수 있는 덱이 있었습니다.

다시 회상, 그것은 진정으로 몇 가지 달콤한 추억을 가지고있다. 그러나 스팀에서 같은 타이틀을 우연히 발견한 오후로 시작한 것은 실망의 저녁으로 이어졌습니다.그것은 너무 ... 다른. 그것은 더 이상 예전방식이 아닙니다.

그리고 그들이 더 많은 콘텐츠를 넣었으면 하는 만큼, 콘텐츠 측면에서 게임의 실제 개선보다 팩을 구입하는 신용 판매에서 돈을 얻는 길로 더 많이 움직였습니다.나는 한 번 사랑에 너무 했던 게임에 이것을 말하는 것을 싫어하지만, 당신은이것을 전달할 수 있습니다.

그것은 승리하는 지불입니다.