Cure Hunters (2026)
In the year 2078 a mysterious meteorite hit the surface of the earth. The impact caused the meteorite to release a virus which infected most of earth's population. General "Vaccinez" quickly formed a squad of Cure Hunters who set out to find an antidote.
About the story
In the year 2078 a mysterious meteorite hit the surface of the earth. The impact caused the meteorite to release a virus which infected most of earth's population. General "Vaccinez" quickly formed a squad of Cure Hunters who set out to find an antidote. One of the recruits, "Dr. Dellton", has been sent on a mission to cure an area of infected. And so the adventure begins. Will you save the earth? Features : * Awesome action-paced platformer * Collect a variety of characters with unique guns * Beautiful pixel art graphics * Retro music by Moose
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Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Brodie BakerA few more RPG elements, such as exploration and true dungeon-crawling would easily have pushed Card Hunter higher, but there simply isn't enough to engage players long except the multiplayer, which, while it isn't Pay to Win, does give advantages through the store that are difficult to acquire otherwise. Card Hunter is fun to play, though, even with the annoying sound effects.
DarkZero
By Dominic SheardCard Hunter not only prides itself in capturing the spirit of tabletop gaming, but has also built a refreshing game on top of CCG concepts to bring tactical depth under its charming visuals, and best of all, it won't cost you a penny to experience its joy.
COGconnected
By Ryan MoriartyAs much as I wanted to enjoy Card Hunter, I found myself losing interest by the end. While I had the drive to seek out smaller campaigns in the hopes of leveling up faster, the combat was simply too tedious and I never felt like the game could draw me in enough to warrant pushing forward
CGMagazine
By Cassidee MoserIt's a surprisingly faithful and endearing approximation of playing a pen-and-paper RPG like Dungeons and Dragons, taking core pieces of the culture and structure of a D&D game and stripping it down to basic, easy-to-understand mechanics.
