Elemental Showdown

Elemental Showdown

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Elemental Showdown

Rating:
2.1
Released: September 13, 2016
Last updated: November 02, 2016
Developer: issac8a

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Description

Alpha version of Elemental Showdown made for the capstone project of the Game design and development specialization from Michigan State University at Coursera.
This is not a finished nor complete game, it is still in development process and may be completed for 2017. The alpha is uploaded to get some play testing feedback, it still lacks a lot of features and playing modes(online PvP, 1P campaign, etc.). the game is in active development. All feedback is welcomed, thank you for your time!.

Elemental Showdown a dynamic turn based Strategy game where you control one elemental magician to overcome the opponent in an arena based combat style, push the opponent out or deplete his health.

To defeat the opponent you must select your spells wisely, manage your energy resource, cast spells and move around the arena. As every round progresses you get more powerful and able to cast several and stronger spells, but so does your opponent. You must plan a balanced and powerful strategy to be able to stay in your arena and take the opponent down before he takes you down.

How to Play

Click in the spell cards to select it.

Use Spell: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Extra Energy: 0
End Turn: Space bar
Hide/Show Spells: H
Move: Arrow Keys + M
Select Direction: Arrow Keys
Cancel Direction: Esc
Menu: Esc

FAQ

What is Elemental Showdown?

Elemental Showdown is a strategy card game developed by issac8a where players battle using elemental powers.

How do you play Elemental Showdown?

In Elemental Showdown, you build a deck of cards representing different elements and use them in turn-based battles against opponents.

What is the main gameplay loop in Elemental Showdown?

The main gameplay loop in Elemental Showdown involves assembling your deck, choosing tactical card combinations, and competing in strategic matches.

Are there progression systems in Elemental Showdown?

Elemental Showdown features card collecting and deck improvement, allowing players to enhance their strategies as they unlock or choose new cards.

What are the notable features of Elemental Showdown?

Elemental Showdown offers single-player card battles with elemental themes and focuses on strategic deck-building in a casual browser game format.

Comments

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qswdef

Sep. 15, 2016

3
0

Not too bad, but spells need some work on, I think.
The game is very set as to how it plays, I think. Play a few turns and etch at your opponent, then throw everything and hope they don't have an armor for that spell.
There should be a way to make rushes viable, without killing off the long game with skilled players, but better not, as a long game just feels like it's dragging.
See if you can get some AI and a multiplayer going.
Was going to suggest some preset spell setups, but until there's an AI or multiplayer set up, there's no point.
All in all though, I like it and want to see more.

issac8a
issac8a Developer

Hey! thank you for your feedback qswdef!, I uploaded this demo for play testing purposes but I forgot to add a disclaimer/clarification that this was not a complete game (not even a Beta version). Your comment made me realize that lol.

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issac8a

Sep. 17, 2016

1
0

That is right the game is still in process, the spells do need some work visually and in terms of balance and utility. The game is designed to have all that (rush and sustain based strategies, knock the opponent off before he kills you and so on) but the game has little play testing and it is still more difficult to play test if an AI mode is not available or even more a PvP online, this game is desgined to be played online but it was out of the scope of the project (only two months) I will add several and very important features like choosing a character, limit the amount of ultimate spells one player can get, a quit and options menu and a lot of other cool stuff. I hope you liked the bare bones of the game and hopefully it gets as great as I imagined. Anyway thank you again for your time!.