Age of Rivals App Reviews

Fun card game with lots of replayability.

Plays as described with no need to purchase anything else.

I’ve been playing this game since the days of kongregate , flash game website…when it was free …. when I found out that it was mobile for my cell phone. I became ecstatic. I highly recommend this game. It is a true gem.

I wish they would update and add more cards.

Wonderful, challenging game. Addicting! Endless possibilities. I’m a little disappointed they’ve stopped updating it, though, and thereby made the campaign obsolete.

I highly recommend this game to anyone considering it among the seemingly endless alternatives on the App Store. The truth is, however, that I have not come across anything else like this game. The multiplayer is fast and really well integrated. The UI and graphics work great together and facilitate allows the player to zone in and just play. No pay to win mechanics and a limited pool of improvements which is very quick to max out so the focus is all on the core gameplay which is really enjoyab

Fun combos and counterplay

This is one of the top games on iOS for sure. Easy to learn addicting and can constantly play without spending money

This game is in my top 5 phone games. Easy to learn, but it grows in complexity as you understand it better. The challenges are just that. You pay for the game, and there are no in game sales or ads to watch. Hours of entertainment and well crafted.

Found on Steam for half price and spent HOURS non stop binging. Not an exaggeration, brilliant strategy card/board game, developers did great with this and the interface as well. What a treat! Downloaded on my iPhone to have on the go!

Most board games on here are either too easy or challenging but not fun. Great game here, glad i finally bought.

Love the mechanics of the game and the art style. Disappointed there’s no iPhone X support as it makes the visuals lesser which is why it gets a 4 star.

I don’t leave reviews usually, but decided a game that I enjoyed and still do deserves one. I wish there were more games like this, additionally it’s not a freemium game so that’s alone deserves a positive review.

Practically a dollar for an enjoyable game that’s easy to learn but takes skill to win with no ads or pay to win insensitives. I’m sold. Love it highly recommended

Very fun game! Well designed with excellent replayability! Has the whole family hooked.

I’m enjoying the game. It’s interesting.

I’m having a hard time putting this game down!

Super fun game and competitive online play.

The challenges and card pack opening make it fun even if you only ever play the AI.

Now with pass and play this is even more epic! I’d love to see this made into a physical card game as well

Really fun weaved mechanics make each round very different even with early small cars pool.

Great game! Well worth the purchase

It takes a while to learn, but actually not bad after three-four games.

Good times - great job, developers.

Age Of Rivals is a great game. I love to play, and find myself not going to sleep when I should because I sit up at night playing. So fun!

Played about 9 games now. Takes a bit of time to figure things out but it gets more fun as you do. Won’t take too long to collect all the cards. Makes it fun to get a new card you didn’t have before.

Nice unique idea for a ccg. Hella fun and compelling too!

This game is fun but it is missing the ability to “surrender” when you know you will lose. That is pretty important. It could reduce or eliminate the gold gained, but please add it.

It’s a drafting game where the Theme could’ve been anything.

Great game but still, since the iPhone X was launched 2 years ago, can’t play it with full screen. Once update it I will change my review.

But beware: She is a fickle mistress.

If you like Race for the Galaxy, 7 Wonders or Through the Ages, check out Age of Rivals. It’s really REALLY good!

Been playing for a year. Great game that you can continually play. No purchases needed. One of the few great games I’ve played.

Been playing for years, love it!

There’s just such a finite replayability factor. You grind out all the challenges, unlock all the card packs, then...what? Wouldn’t be as bad, except for how overly random most of the actual gameplay is. The ability to influence what comes up is limited, and still random enough you can end up not being able to get it anyways. What gets knocked out vs restored doesn’t seem to have a method to its madness. Lots of potential, poorly utilized. Fun time killer, though, I guess.