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Saiyeed is a chicken don't play with him, all I did was put out 5 quantum towers and he quit because he said I sucked
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@Yeng: its a freaking game stop lying. First, you can only have 6 sparks in your deck, and you can only have 7 cards in your hand, the odds of him even playing 6 sparks in 1 turn is very low.
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zanzarino: I am not "stealing" images from sporepedia or using any part of the spore game, the images you see in the game are made for the game by a group of artists that use spore as a TOOL. The Last time I checked the copyright belongs to the artist, not to the company that created the tool: The copyright of this game is mine and not property of Adobe, or Macromedia. Even though I did use Macromedia flash to create it.
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zanzarino: I am not "stealing" images from sporepedia or using any part of the spore game, the images you see in the game are made for the game by a group of artists that use spore as a TOOL. The Last time I checked the copyright belongs to the artist, not to the company that created the tool: The copyright of this game is mine and not property of Adobe, or Macromedia. Even though I did use Macromedia flash to create it.
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good game but upgrades cost way to much and you have to stop making your deck to get the upgrades the fastest which is hard at the early stages of the game
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at first i wondered y no monster to monster but wisemage and terrabyte are correct tgis way it requires thought and strategy instead of a lucky draw
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Monsters attacking monsters would destroy this game. Almost all mosnters would one hit any other monster in the game (aside fromt he few who are designed with high hp) and phase dragon would get even more Over powered by being able to destroy 1 monster per turn and never dying, ever.
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I meant monsters attacking monsters... you know a obvious and essential mechanic to any card game. the part that makes the game deep, and causes it to require strategy.
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Monsters attack automatically at the end of your turn, but if you want the satisfaction of actually hitting your opponet yourself I suggest using spell cards.