Monsters Revealed: Sequel to Acclaimed 'Cards'

In the realm of gaming, rifts are rarely good news. However, Avid Games has embraced the chaotic energy of rifts in its highly anticipated game, Eerie Worlds, a follow-up to the successful Cards, the Universe and Everything. This tactical CCG retains the fun and educational elements of its predecessor, but this time, the focus is on monsters.

Monsters, that is, emerging from rifts. Eerie Worlds boasts a visually diverse roster of monsters, each inspired by real-world horrors from mythology and folklore worldwide. Expect to encounter creatures from diverse cultural backgrounds: Japanese Yokai (like Jikininki and Kuchisake), Slavic monsters (such as Vodyanoy and Psoglav), and many more familiar figures like Bigfoot, Mothman, and El Chupacabra. Each card features detailed, researched descriptions, making the game both entertaining and educational.

The game features four Alliances (Grimbald, Zerrofel, Rivin, and Synnig) and multiple Hordes, adding significant strategic depth. Monsters share properties within their Hordes, but not necessarily across Alliances, creating complex tactical possibilities. Players build a personal "Grimoire" of monster cards, leveling up by merging duplicates. The game starts with 160 base cards, with more accessible through merging and future updates. Avid Games plans to release two additional Hordes in the coming months, ensuring continued engagement and replayability.

Gameplay involves a deck of nine monster cards and one world card, battling in nine 30-second turns. Players must strategically manage mana, exploit synergies, and make high-stakes decisions. With its considerable depth, Eerie Worlds is a game that demands attention. Download it for free now on the Google Play Store and the App Store.