It's alarmingly short. It just kind of randomly ends. The combat design has core problems that it never solves. Card selection is a clunky interface. Leveling up is severely limited. Only physical cards are really worth investing in, meaning only two character classes are really worth taking.

However.

A lot of work went into this thing regardless. The art's nice. The writing isn't doing anything too interesting, but it has a sense of humor and its jokes mostly land. The combat is fun in a very brainless sort of way. And the game doesn't overstay its welcome.

This is a thumbs medium, with the expectation that you get it on very, very deep sale, but I had a decent time with it. It has a funk to it that reminds me of card games on Kongregate, and I wouldn't mind seeing more of that in the modern indie.