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In the world of gaming, rifts usually spell trouble. But Avid Games has embraced the chaos with Eerie Worlds, a highly anticipated sequel to Cards, the Universe and Everything. This tactical CCG retains the fun and educational aspects of its predecessor, but this time, the focus is on monsters—monsters emerging from those very rifts.
Avid Games has crafted a visually stunning array of monsters, each inspired by real-world horrors from mythology and folklore.
The game boasts an impressive range of creatures, encompassing Japanese Yokai like Jikininki and Kuchisake, Slavic monsters such as Vodyanoy and Psoglav, and a host of others from around the globe, including Bigfoot, Mothman, the Nandi Bear, and El Chupacabra. Each card features detailed, researched descriptions, making the gameplay both entertaining and informative.
Eerie Worlds features four Alliances (Grimbald, Zerrofel, Rivin, and Synnig) and multiple Hordes. This layered system creates significant tactical depth, as monsters can share some properties but not others.
Your monster collection, known as your Grimoire, can be upgraded by merging duplicate cards. The game starts with 160 basic cards, but merging unlocks many more, with additional cards planned for release soon.
Avid Games has confirmed the addition of two new Hordes in the coming months, ensuring Eerie Worlds offers ongoing challenges and strategic depth.
Gameplay involves building a deck of nine monster cards and one world card. Battles unfold over nine 30-second turns, demanding quick, strategic decisions regarding mana usage, synergy exploitation, and more.
With its rich depth and engaging mechanics, Eerie Worlds is a must-try. Download it for free now on the Google Play Store and the App Store – click here.
