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City Wars: Tokyo Reign

City Wars: Tokyo Reign

|United Kingdom|Card & Board Game, Strategy

6.8 /10

Okay

Niche

31 ratings
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Steam · Player score6.8/1031 ratings
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Why play it

City Wars: Tokyo Reign takes the customization and strategy of a traditional CCG and introduces a dynamic battlefield where tactile mechanics and turn-based battling combine. Choose a Faction, build a Combat Case and take to the streets.

Story and worldbuilding

In the distant future, ruthless factions have seized control of the world's major cities. The time has come to pick a side and take to the streets in an unpredictable journey of survival. Dominate the Battle Track by placing attacks that shatter your opponent's. City Wars: Tokyo Reign features accessible rules that compliment deep strategy and customisation.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.8/10 across 31 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Card & Board Game, Strategy, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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EurogamerChristian Donlan · 15 Sep, 2022
8/10

There's a wonderful depth of tactics in this cyberpunk charmer.

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Nintendo LifeMitch Vogel · 2 Sep, 2022
8/10

Though it has some flaws, City Wars proves itself to be an impressive and immensely enjoyable roguelike deckbuilder that stands out well from the pack. The interesting track system for card placement creates gameplay mechanics you can't find in any other card battler while the persistent progression system ensures that you're always getting something out of every run. Though the low enemy variety and sometimes weak AI can dampen things a bit, and it's not exactly a looker, the depth of the strategic gameplay keeps City Wars feeling fresh and interesting as you go back for yet another run. We'd recommend anyone with an interest or inclination towards card games add this one to their Switch library; there's lots to love about City Wars and it's worth both your time and money.

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