The description of Nanofights Squads - Play With New Friends
Have you got the stones for it?Nanofights Squads follows a formula that will be familiar to all fans of trading card games (TCGs) . You take turns laying down your cards (or "stones") on a 3x3 grid, which then “fight” any adjoining cards belonging to your online or computer-controlled opponent. It may not offer much that is new over similar titles, but it does provide some distracting strategic entertainment. trading card games (TCGs) 3x3 gridonline computer-controlled opponentIt's all in the numbersBattles play out using numbers that sit on the edge of each square stone. It’s a straightforward system; if your newly played stone has a higher number than any of the connecting opponent’s stones it defeats them, turning them to your color. When the grid is full, the round ends and the winner is the person who controls the majority of the nine squares.higher numberthe winner is the person who controls the majority of the nine squaresDespite Nanofights Squads' apparent simplicity, there are a number of systems that add depth. The ability to see your opponent's stones means that you must consider and plan all your moves well in advance. You would be surprised how tense things can get when you realize that - while you may have the upper hand now - your opponent’s next move could take four of your squares in a single move.a number of systems that add depth see your opponent's stonesLayer onto this a number of power ups and skills linked to different stones, and you quickly find yourself thinking about what new powers you will need to add to your deck in order to secure future victories. But when playing online opponents, don't expect much challenge from the AI.Fitting a square stone into a square holeBar a few issues trying to navigate Nanofights Squads’ tutorial (which seems to be broken), the majority of the game is easy to grasp. Moving stones from your deck to your hand is a simple drag-and-drop process, with a similar system applied to the battles. tutorial (which seems to be broken) drag-and-dropPurchasing new booster stones is similarly straightforward. Tapping on the desired pack will buy it with earned currency or through - wallets at the ready - in-app purchases. Doing the same thing on your newly acquired set of cards will then open them, sending them to your deck where you can edit your five-card hand. in-app purchasesGritty cyberpunkThe basic grid gameplay, combined with its cyberpunk style, makes Nanofights Squads feel like a futuristic game of tic-tac-toe. Unfortunately, the art does little to back this, with generic characters and grimey presentation. It is rare that playing a game that pits massive walking tanks against huge scorpions manages to completely underwhelm, but somehow Nanofights does.cyberpunk stylefuturistic game of tic-tac-toeFortunately, while there are certainly a few with standout elements, for the most part you will be focused on the all-important numbers that dictate a fight's outcome, rather than the design. Uninspired entertainmentOffering nothing in the way of innovation or style, Nanofights Squads feels flat. But, while it may not inspire, its strategic gameplay is a fun distraction.feels flata fun distraction
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