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Lightseekers

Lightseekers

|Card & Board Game, Tactical

7.3 /10

Pretty good

Niche

150 ratings
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Epic battles await: Take the role of a powerful magic hero and play the multi-award winning Trading Card Game, now on Nintendo Switch. With hundreds of cards available, each deck is unique and represents your personal play-style. Collect and trade cards to become the ultimate hero of Tantos. It’s up to you to decide the future of Tantos! Start your legend today!

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Pretty good: 7.3/10 across 150 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

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Leans into Card & Board Game, Tactical, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Nintendo LifeDom Reseigh-Lincoln · 21 Jan, 2019
7/10

Despite a limiting always-online requirement and a current lack of support for docked/tabletop play, Lightseekers rescues itself from by disaster thanks largely to the robust nature of its card system, the support for scanning in physical cards and the sheer depth of tactics available to different skill levels. Thankfully, it's also free-to-play and the the ability to earn digital cards at a steady pace via in-game challenges will keep players coming back for more each day. It's great to finally have a proper CCG on Switch – even if it's not properly optimised for Nintendo's hybrid console quite yet.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 15 Jan, 2019
4/10

The designers don't seem to have understood how strategy works with card games, and, unfortunately, that's really what differentiates a good TCG from a very poor one.

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