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Submitted by Cyrus365 865d ago | review

GayGamer Review: BattleForge - Magic: The Gathering-Inspired RTS

GayGamer writes: "BattleForge had 200 cards at release (though 120 more have been added in the recent Renegade update), each of which were divided into four "colors": Frost, Shadow, Nature and Fire. To use a card requires a corresponding Orb of the same color-- Orbs themselves are obtained by capturing Monuments on the game playfield, while Power Wells are the game's resource. Power Wells represent a finite number of resource points that trickle over to the player over time until they run out, but the more Wells you hold the faster you will receive resource points." (BattleForge, PC) -

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