Brawl of Ages vs The Lord of the Rings: Living Card Game
Brawl of Ages
Brawl of Ages is a competitive strategy game that has a gameplay that is very similar to the insanely-popular Supercell game, Clash Royale. Guaranteed to keep you at the very edge of your seat, this game aims to be a lot faster in its gameplay, making every second you spent considering your next move count. In this game, you will also need to build decks of cards and then try them out in battle against another fellow player or a clever AI. Earn seals from matches and turn them in for a chance to win new cards at the Big Brawl Boards to complete your collection or to build even better decks! There are special "hero" units that you can deploy onto the battlefield as playable cards too. Amazingly, you can even take a break from all the winning by watching other players fight via the Arena TV.So, are you made up of brawler material? Give Brawl of Ages a go and see how high up the ranks you can climb!
The Lord of the Rings: Living Card Game
The Lord of the Rings: Living Card Game is a pretty sophisticated collectible card game that's based on the original physical card game, as well as the popular Lord of the Rings franchise. In this game, you'll get to embark on an exhilarating adventure with Bilbo, Gloin and their friends on a journey across the Misty Mountains.Featuring a gameplay that's intricate, unique and challenging, you'll need to battle various creatures of Mistwood, along with any of Sauron's many minions that you encounter along the way. You will get to collect tons of cards and add them to your deck via its deck-building feature. The game is currently a single-player campaign experience, but it's going to get a co-op option soon. More campaigns will be added as well.
The Lord of the Rings: Living Card Game seems like a truly challenging card game that fans of the genre can enjoy. The epic storyline, the breathtaking graphics (card art, specifically) and even the superb voice acting are amazing enough to keep you engaged from start to finish! Although the game isn't exactly a digitized version of the physical version, the changes made do make the game more suitable for its new digital platform and players.