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Some time ago, I installed the game Hidden Dimensions 3. It's a card game for one player, set in space. The gameplay isn't too complicated: you have cards of three types (ships, buildings, and one-time actions) in your hand; on the field is your base ship, as well as five slots for buildings and seven for ships. Each ship tries to attack an enemy ship in the opposite slot, and if there's nothing there, it attacks the base. The developers didn't skimp and created eight races with different colored emblems (I like that), each of which has its own main type of mana (energy), plus a small number of "neutral" artifact and relic cards. There are cards that generate or use multiple types of energy at once, so you can create a deck even from all eight races together. By the way, you can put from 40 to 60 cards in your deck. [center]
[/center] It seems good, but a reasonable question arises: does the game not offer Multiplayer? Won't the player get bored? Is playing against AI really that interesting? Unfortunately, no. And the battles seem quite monotonous to me. Nevertheless, the developers tried their best to diversify the entertainment for the player. First, each race has its own "feature," plus a large number of cards overall. Second, as you level up, new modes become available to the player (there are five in total: exploration, duel, unpredictable duel, mercenaries, events). Third, although the game is nominally collectible, the player is given a huge number of cards to choose from as a reward for exploration, and only then is the option of "trading" with the purchase of random cards provided. Legendary cards can only be obtained through achievements. In principle, there are many opportunities to simply launch ships for fun. Although I would call the mercenary mode a grind. You have to defeat each boss many times before you have a decent chance of getting a one-time (!!!) ship. Yes, it may have unique (including random) abilities and be slightly stronger than usual, but still, it's a one-time use. [center] [/center] Another important detail of any fleet is the flagship. It is incredibly powerful for its cost, you can choose a variety of bonuses for it, and its card is always available to play at the beginning of the battle. [center] [/center] There is a tutorial in the game (even overly detailed), and additional information is also displayed by clicking on most interface elements. The game is updated periodically. Here are some more screenshots. [center] [/center] In general, I recommend it. Go ahead, explore the galaxy! The project is currently in open beta; you can download it from the official website: here.