Legends of Runeterra

I love League of Legends and find this to be a simpler card game I can possibly grasp, in aim to enjoy a card game with a lover of playing this type of stuff- To add, we’re both lovers of League of Legends too. The thing is- The tutorial isn’t noob friendly, especially for those like me who have a hard time grasping understanding for card mechanics on its own. At first it’s fine, it makes you play the certain cards in order and tells you about them, but then after that it just gives you the cards to read with mechanics you never heard of and leaves you to figure it out. I sat here having to go through ‘try again’ after ‘try again’, slowly feeling more and more like an idiot unable to do it on my own to instead ask my friend to hand hold me what to do. Now this was for certain challenges understanding the hook mechanic and scout and so on so forth. It would have been much better for these tutorial challenges, because they are tutorials for various different cards, to be a bit more hand holding or have an optional setting to turn on for hand holding on what to do. You can say, sit and figure it out- Which I can do, but I need to grasp how things work before I can start thinking on my own. This review mainly applies to those who can relate to me on this, having a hard time in general grasping card games and just want a better tutorial. I shouldn’t have to be spending more than two or five minutes trying to figure out how to play the cards...

I have played numerous mobile card games on my iPhone and none have compared in the overall fun, gameplay, and special effects that this game has. Coming from a moba background I am familiar with the characters from League of Legends, but I believe that there is something for everyone here. There is a lot of depth and interesting mechanics. It doesn’t feel so far like a grindy game, but that can change. This is a review for a game that has only been officially released a few days ago from what I understand. I have only played a few games and it has already got me to want to rave about it, I usually will not even put the energy to review a game unless it blows me away. I’ve played mobile games for many years and I can honestly say I’ve probably bothered to write about 10 or less reviews. I just hope the devs continue to pump out great content and new features and improvements over time, this game is awesome and I love the special effects for leveling up. Maybe being able to level up one or 2 more times for the leader characters would be cool with their own supporting animations. Also, the special moves like the cannon ball one is such an amazing touch and adds so much to the immersion of the game. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes card games

This review is similar to those that said the release was unexpectedly better than teamfight tactics - in that the iPad Pro support on initial release was a pleasant surprise. I expected this to go the same way as TFT where I have to wait for an update or something, but instead this app is loaded with cursor support, customizable graphics settings, etc. While this is all very nice, I have yet to see anything on refresh rate support for the iPad Pro. I think the only thing that could’ve made this release better is support for the iPads 120hz display. I’m hoping that in the near future we will see something in the settings allowing you to change the framerate of the game - especially considering how it has such short, snappy animations. Enclosing I’m pleased with the way this release went. We all know how riot usually does things, especially how their league client acts and how their users look at the company - but this is a pleasantly clean and polished release for a change. I hope riot will make note of this and start doing things this way all the time. Good job riot.

I’ll tell you now, it’s a decent card game, has an amazing turn system is the best part. But to people who want to pretend like there’s no luck they don’t play card games. You still need to draw the card you need when you need it and sometimes you do just get unlucky, it’s not chess, and that’s fine. The top review talks about hearthstone being pay to win, same here, you can spend in game currency to buy stuff, some champs are broken and combining champs is fun but expensive, you can grind out game after game to eventually grind enough to get your champs for free, or you can pay roughly $3 per champ card. Where it’s different from hearthstone is you can buy individual cards, you’re not forced to buy card packs (thank god, it’s about time). This makes it more like magic or any other traditional card game. Point being, you like card games? Great! But this is still a card game and has those inherit issues some don’t like, still a mix of skill (plenty) and luck, and still a pay to win game; not that either of those are inherently bad, I love card games, I just see reviews and the app describing itself inaccurately.

First why is there no general feedback section for the support tickets, not everything wrong with an app is a bug. I like the game so far but I am having issues: When viewing rewards like the cards from a card pack I can’t read all the cards before the screen goes to sleep and if I tap anywhere on the screen it continues and hides all my new cards So I don’t even know what my rewards were. Makes it feel not very rewarding. One of the login rewards I got was some kind of expedition token but the reward screen didn’t even have a description of it and if I tapped on it it continued and again didn’t feel like much of a reward. Also I want to be able to uncover the new cards one by one as it feels more rewarding and like discovery instead of having them all flashed at me without enough time to read them. None of these are technically bugs but they are all things that feel pretty bad and if they were fixed it would make the app a lot more enjoyable.