Anyone playing this shit?

In theory it should work that way but doesn't. Tons of studios have hired industry greats only to drain their coffers and close down without producing anything good. This game isn't even released and has micro transactions everywhere, false scarcity of digital goods and even a running Auction for a card that's currently at $62k USD, you're actually insane if you don't think this game and studio will close after absorbing a ton of un-refundable crypto from idiots thinking this is the next big game in a market flooded with failing card games.

I haven't spent any real money and ive been having a great time.

Can i play this on my phone? How does it plays? Is there a gameplay video?

No mobile version yet. I play on windows. It's super smooth

No mobile yet. Gameplay is very smooth. More like MtG than Hearthstone

woops didn't mean to double reply

> More like MtG than Hearthstone
HAHAHA, you shills are so desperate to be part of something that you're blinded by basic facts.

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I mean I see what you're getting at but GU has a lot more mechanics like MtG, dispels, discards... etc

There's nothing wrong about being similar to hearthstone, I'm just curious

It's not 'similar, it has tons of cards that are literally exact copies.

This is the most obvious scam I've ever seen, through its hard to sway these get rich quick kids who think dipping into the crypto market at it's peak will give them the same returns as people who invested early. If anything this game is digital beanie babies, a bunch of dumb people will try and play free and convince them selves oh its only $5 here and there, 'but theres value in the cards!, i can just sell them later and they'll keep increasing the longer I hold!', and a bunch of dumb whales will be convinced into throwing a ton of money like the guy who bought the $60k card, and then the bottom will eventually fall out as the community that doesn't even exist right now turns to nothing and the cards become worthless. The entire false scarcity is literally set up that any mid-tier investor could potentially hoard cards expecting value to go up, but in turn pushing people away from the game because now half the cards are inaccessible.

The entire business model is completely moronic and a blatent cash grab. And none of that really touched on the fact that the game itself is completely a copy of Hearthstone with a few copies of cards from mtg thrown in, providing nothing new to the scene making a dull game.

nah B

I think the thing that will set it apart is the ability to retain cards in your eth wallet that you spend real money on.

This means nothing once the game shuts down, or even years before it shuts down when its completely dead, making what you own worthless. The fact that you have it in a wallet or just in a library within the game's servers makes no real difference.

Ewww another gacha gamecard.