The aesthetic sets it apart from just about everything else, and boy does it look good. Graced with fancy pixel art sprites to depict every unit in the game, Duelyst caught my attention the instant I saw it. Think Heroes of Might and Magic meets Hearthstone and you’ll understand the concept of Duelyst. Battles take place on a square grid, playing out as a turn-based strategy game. You summon battle units, cast spells, and equip artifacts on your general with cards-using everything at your disposal to reduce the enemy general’s health from 25 to 0.
The objective of the game is straightforward: kill your opponent’s general before they kill yours. Neutral units complement and fill out the rest of your deck. Each faction is lead by a general and offers a specialized assortment of cards. Like those other games, you have a small variety of classes (or factions, in Duelyst‘s case) to choose from. You could call it a collectible card game with strategy elements, or a strategy game with card-playing elements. What makes Duelyst so special? Unlike Magic: The Gathering Online and Hearthstone, which consist purely of digital playing cards, Duelyst is a turn-based strategy game as much as it is a card game. It’s the newest kid on the block, and it’s poised to take on Hearthstone in a big way. Duelyst is a online collectible card game with a twist.
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