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March 8, 2017

Faeria

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Critic Reviews11
Faeria
7.0
metacritic
Based on 11 Reviews
79
Release date
March 8, 2017
Developer
Abrakam SA
Publisher
Abrakam SA
Genre
Strategy
Platform
PC Mac OS Sony PlayStation 4 Xbox One X/S Nintendo Switch
Engine
Unity
Mode(s)
Single-player, Multiplayer
Web-site
Official Steam

Summary



With its unique living board, Faeria will challenge you with truly strategic card battles. Craft your deck, shape the battlefield, and fight for victory!

A strategy game like no other. Build exciting decks and shape the battlefield as you fight epic battles. Raise mountains, build forests, fill lakes, or harness the sands of the deserts. You choose your own path to victory.

Enjoy 100+ hours of solo content, co-operative missions, and puzzles! Explore a vast array of challenges that reward you in return. Journey through the Oversky and defeat devious World Bosses - or even play enemy AI in draft mode!

Enter Pandora, Faeria's unique draft mode that where your deck-building skills are put to the ultimate test. Choose to play against the AI or put your deck to the ultimate test in PVP. Earn rewards based on how well you do. It’s the perfect way to increase your collection, or just have fun!

Faeria System Requirements

🤏 Minimum Requirements

OS:
Windows 7 SP1+
CPU:
2.2GHz Dual Core
RAM:
4 GB RAM
GPU:
OpenGL 3.3 or DX10 compatible, 2GB+
HDD:
2 GB available space

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DarkZero DarkZero
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Other than a few slight problems I would recommend this to any card game fans out there, it stays true to everything we love about card games while adding its own unique twist. Abrakam has done a great job accomplishing their goal for Faeria; by focussing development on its extensive single player mode, it gives me hope for developers to implement something similar in their own card games for the future increasing replayability and attracting more of a casual scene to an often competitive genre.
September 8, 2020
Cubed3 Cubed3
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The tactical spin to the CCG model in Faeria ends up working fairly well, if being somewhat simplistic. It achieves some degree of excitement in seeking new cards and new decks without ever fully hitting its complete stride, but the general premise is fun enough to try out even for hardcore fans of the genre. With a respectable single-player mode, and the entire ladder setup, players of both types will have a lot of content to play through. With a fun and a novel twist, this is a decent choice for those looking for something in this genre, but its appeal won't extend much past this.
September 8, 2020
Gaming Nexus Gaming Nexus
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It is loads of fun to play, has some great atmosphere and artwork to enjoy, and I recommend it wholeheartedly. However, it does not take advantage of many of the things that make the Switch so great. It does not handle the native LCD well with fonts in many places that are just too small, it also loses much of its portability in its mandate to remain always online in order to play. It remains a fantastic gaming experience, only one ever so slightly less fantastic that its PC counterpart, and the lack of cross-save will force you to choose a side, so choose wisely...
September 3, 2020

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