One of its unique traits is the use of Pillz to boost each card’s attack power in secret. Because they are only revealed upon play, Pillz make gameplay feel strategic and exciting. Multi Platform Play – game available on Web, Facebook, iOS, and Android.Fast-paced Gameplay – each game typically takes ~5 minutes.Multiple Game Modes – such as Survival, Tournaments, and Missions.Card Variety – massive collectible card game over 1,200 cards and 25+ clans (Each clan has 50+ unique cards and a special bonus).Urban Rivals also have a unique deck building system that allows players to be a true free-to-play environment while having the option to pay for cards if desired. Urban Rivals, at its core, is a fast-paced, strategic card game focused around its Pillz mechanic. The game starts by drawing four cards randomly from a deck, acting as the team for the entirety of the match.
The player with the most star cards in their hand goes first, and selects a card that is shown to the opponent, while secretly boosting the character’s attack with Pillz. Each Pill used multiplies the character’s base Power damage by the number of Pillz used. Once a player’s attack is submitted, the opponent, who can only see the picked card and not the amount boosted, picks a card and boosts it.
The card effects are important as some have defense and counter-attacking strategies that will affect the amount of Pillz players will want to spend. Pillz can also be used to add Fury to your attacks, which consumes three Pillz in order to deal an additional two damage to the opponent. Juggling the amount of Pillz used to multiply character attack and whether or not to gamble on the Fury is where the major strategic elements of the game come into play, as both of those decisions are private information. With many game modes and goals in the game, players have a lot of content available from the get-go, with additional content unlocking as the player increases in level. The first mode that becomes available is Practice mode, which acts as a risk-free way of testing decks against players in a mode that has few requirements. Also available is Classic mode, which consists of regular PvP matches, with no rankings to deter players from experimenting.
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