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Marvel Snap is legitimately good, and you can play it without giving them any money and it's still a lot of fun. I only bought one of their season passes once b
by cableshaft 4y ago
Marvel Snap is legitimately good, and you can play it without giving them any money and it's still a lot of fun. I only bought one of their season passes once because I was playing it so damn much already, I felt they earned my $10.
I normally don't play any F2P games at all, but this one appeals to both video gamers and board gamers (quite a few people who are into serious board games play it as well, including reviewers who normally stick to board games[1]).
It's a card game I expect will eventually have some sort of physical game adaptation, if not officially then unofficially (or some other game designer mimicking it). It's already kind of similar and likely inspired by the existing board games 'Air, Land, and Sea' and 'Smash Up'.
Even if you'd disqualify it for being F2P, I think it would be irresponsible for them to leave it off this list, as it is definitely one of the best games on the device right now.
[1]: https://www.dicetower.com/game-video/marvel-snap-review-3-minute-marvel https://www.dicetower.com/game-video/marvel-snap-review-3-mi...
- cainxinth 4y agoF2P games don't scare me because of the money. I got to legendary on Hearthstone without ever spending a single cent. I never even bought the welcome package, even though it was a good deal, simply because I wanted to see if the game truly was playable if you didn't pay. They scare me because they are designed like slot machines with intermittent reward cycles to get you hooked and craving your next splash of dopamine. And, as you said, Snap is a legitimately good F2P game, which is no surprise as it was designed by Hearthstone's former lead game designer Ben Brode. And that's why I deleted it after just a few days. It was hard enough quitting Hearthstone and I knew I would get hooked on Snap if played for too long.