Pay on entry CCG Game?

[Your Majesty Padded Gamer]

So I hate games like Hearthstone purely because I hate in-game purchases but it tends to be one of my favorite genres. I just wish that there was a game out there that was similar to Hearthstone with multiplayer, but you pay for the game one time and then all the decks and every thing else had to be purely earned without money. I prefer a one-time purchase and I feel that CCG games are complete and utter BS.

There are a few select games like this but Coin Crypt for example plays more like an RPG with CCG elements spiced in. I haven't played Monster Slayers but it also looks like a CCG-RPG mixture. I'm looking more for a purely CCG game without all the F2P crap.

Also, I'm not sure if a game where you purchase it for a set price and never have to pay for in-game ♥♥♥♥ is called "Pay on entry." But I'll just call it that for now.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

every card game will have in game deck purchases.

you thing real card games give you all the cards/decks for 1 flat fee?

this is how they make money.

[Dr. Fronkensteen]

There is

http://store.steampowered.com/app/337150/Sentinels_of_the_Multiverse/

And the older (pre 2016)Magic games, but they all have Dlc. Not sure how big the player base is either.

But by design, CCG games are p2w, and will almost always have microtransactions.

[cinedine]

Publicado originalmente por cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

you thing real card games give you all the cards/decks for 1 flat fee?

Actually yes, there are some. They're called Living Card Games, though (as opposed to Collectible CG). You get all cards available in game and can buy each expansion set of cards completely, too. Completely removing booster packs, randomness and rarity. Many of Fantasy Flight Games' card games are of that model.

https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/more/living-card-games/

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

but you still need to purchase the expansion sets. i was going under the assumption the op did not want that.

[cinedine]

Well, that would be DLC not strictly in-app purchases.
But to be fair, I don't really understand the intention of the OP. Every game I've come across lets you unlock the card by in-game progression anyway. The ability to buy them is just for people who value time more than money.
Any real pay-to-win wouldn't hold long enough on the western market to be worth your time.

[Nadavlast]

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