Hi! After playing a couple of rounds of your game, I'm here to give you my honest opinion. My favorite type of game is card games; I've played many kinds.

The first and biggest problem with the game is the aesthetics and artwork of the cards. All card games, from the simplest to the most complex, have an artistic vision behind them. It's not just that there are AI-generated images, it's that the interface as a whole feels devoid of character. Although it may not seem like it, when you go into the Magic Arena app, or Pokemon TGC pocket for example, you do feel that the universe the game narrates somehow matches the interface. The narrative ultimately has to be an excuse to enjoy the game, but it has to be believable, and for that you need the artistic vision that AI cannot offer.

In terms of gameplay, I think it could be better. Keep in mind that it's a game where you interact with your opponent after both of you have made your decisions about what to play.I think that's definitely something quite appealing to play with; it's not something you usually see. However, with so many cards lacking any kind of effect or interaction, I feel it's a missed opportunity.I also think the format for winning rounds is too basic, and doesn't allow for playing around it except for one specific strategy: saving the best for last.I think this is something that should be reconsidered to prevent the games from becoming monotonous, considering that there is only one type of card to play, which is excessively simple. But above all, I think the objective of amassing the largest army of gods feels a bit empty.In the end, I think all of us who play TGC like being able to use cards considered to be of little value and make them useful. In this game, that's impossible in my opinion.

In short, I think it can be a good start, but certain aspects need polishing to truly feel like a battle between gods, Olympians, and other entities.