Having come with a background in both TCGs and CCGs, I can honestly say that Duelyst is among the top of my list. Forget traditional games such as Yu-Gi-Oh or Magic; Duelyst takes a different approach by presenting players with a tactical board in which they are free to move, summon, and battle upon. Put in simpler terms, imagine a better Hearthstone — albeit not completely ridding itself of the microtransaction aspect. Without further adue, I'll dive into the comparisons.

Pros:

— Extreme replayability.
— A plethora of cards to obtain and use.
— Dynamic battle system and well-scripted animations.
— A faction system in which each "General" possesses his/her own unique ability.
— Ability to play against friends or against randoms.
— Ranking system is relatively easy to climb without punishing you too hard for losing.
— Uh guys.... this game is free!?

Cons:

— Can be considered a semi pay-to-win game.
— If you're willing to invest money, then you have a higher chance at getting better cards as opposed to those who didn't.
— Doesn't have Harambe as a character.
— Simple to pick up but hard to master.

Anyone is welcome to message me more if you'd like more insight! Peace~

Having come with a background in both TCGs and CCGs, I can honestly say that Duelyst is among the top of my list. Forget traditional games such as Yu-Gi-Oh or Magic; Duelyst takes a different approach by presenting players with a tactical board in which they are free to move, summon, and battle upon. Put in simpler terms, imagine a better Hearthstone — albeit not completely ridding itself of the microtransaction aspect. Without further adue, I'll dive into the comparisons. Pros: — Extreme replayability. — A plethora of cards to obtain and use. — Dynamic battle system and well-scripted animations. — A faction system in which each "General" possesses his/her own unique ability. — Ability to play against friends or against randoms. — Ranking system is relatively easy to climb without punishing you too hard for losing. — Uh guys.... this game is free!? Cons: — Can be considered a semi pay-to-win game. — If you're willing to invest money, then you have a higher chance at getting better cards as opposed to those who didn't. — Doesn't have Harambe as a character. — Simple to pick up but hard to master. Anyone is welcome to message me more if you'd like more insight! Peace~