Deck 'Em!

I like the idea of the game a lot, but there really is no point or goal. You earn prize money, but you can't use it for anything. I wish there were levels or upgrades or new cards to unlock. It got boring really quick.

Is a little hard to figure out when first starting, but after a handful of games I was able to figure out how the game works. I love the concept. Very creative!

This is a great game. There are no levels so it’s just one fight, but there is a TON of strategy involved. At first it will feel like you can’t win, but once you understand the rules and how the cards work it becomes addictive. I play it several times a day and enjoy every fight.

Very fun and quick for killing time and has good gameplay

Game was never updated, sad because it has potential in my opinion.

I am loving Deck ‘Em. I downloaded it a week ago, and I have been playing it daily since then. It’s a very simple game. There’s no flashy bells and whistles to unlock, but the game stays entertaining through its mechanics. Like classic solitaire or minesweeper, this is a game to pass the time with. I would like to commend the developer for creating a fantastic game without any ads! There are no ads whatsoever. There is an option to donate money to the developer, but your donation or lack of donation will not change the game. I love that! There is just one annoying bug. It is a rare occurrence. In the week I have been playing, the game has abruptly crashed one time. There was another time where the game froze. I swiped out of the app and then opened it back up, but it was still frozen. I had to stop the app and then restart it for the game to unfreeze. Unfortunately, i was almost done with a session and had to restart. Other than that, the game runs well. It’s one of the best free games on the app store!

This game is my favorite mobile game ever, and it’s not even close. Everything about it, from the simplistic art design and easy gameplay, to the competitive nature of getting on all the leaderboards globally and against friends is amazing. However, I’m a fairly competitive person and as such enjoy trying to get as high as I can on the leaderboards. The only problem is that in this game, the leaderboards for prize money earned in a single fight and prize money all time for some reason both only count up to $9,223,372,036,854,775,807. I have topped this number on both leaderboards multiple times by huge amounts and don’t move up the leaderboard at all. Also, even though that number and many other numbers that I personally have hit and have seen others hit are numbers that are into the quintillions or more, the numbers in game display as thousands or even millions of trillions (so something like 10000T instead of 10Quad for example). It changes from millions, to billions, to trillions, but stops there. Overall, these are minor things and the game is still AMAZING without these, but these two problems (especially the leaderboard issue) are things that if they were able to be changed, would make a fantastic game even better. TLDR: A couple of fairly minor complaints that if changed would make a perfect game even perfecter.

Fun free game. Would be perfect if more was added like ranking and as you win you move up in the ranks and maybe higher ranked boxers have harder decks.

As a lot of other people are saying. You will lose regardless of how you play. The math is in favor of the computer. I really want to enjoy this game. But out of all the games I have played, I have yet to win one game. Don’t take any form of skill. Just basic math and the computer always wins. I may have like 10 health and all the give you is a 3 block and the rest is the champ at like 13 and the other is at 11 or something. Really want to enjoy it but it’s impossible to really win.

Deck ‘Em! is exactly what it says on the box. It’s a solitaire style game in you are pitted against a randomly shuffled deck of cards and are required to puzzle out a solution to survive 12 turns. This is done by collecting offensive and defensive cards and using them against randomly drawn opponent cards of various difficulties. The concept is done very well and is surrounded by a beautiful cartoonish art style. Unfortunately the game suffers from a lack of depth. There is only one deck and winning and loosing can sometime feel like a roll of the dice than careful execution of a plan or build. It would have been really interesting to see more “deck builder” elements where the player can edit the deck to change differently or add variety to attacks. Or perhaps having different opponent decks to choose from. Ultimately this game feels like a fantastic concept or first look at an idea. I highly recommend you give it a try (Its free with an option to tip the dev) and see how you like it. I look forward for a Deck ‘Em 2 or whatever comes next from this developer!