
Cassidy Schnase
I want to love the game, but the interface truly sucks on mobile. Selecting / de-selecting cards is frustratingly inconsistent. Went on reddit to see if others experiencing the same problems, and yes they are. Tried to follow their advice of de-selecting, but couldn't find anything consistent that works for me. Going to see if I can use a controller like on console, but for a quick pickup and drop game on android, I am not a fan of needing a controller to play.
26 people found this review helpful

David Clutter
The game itself is amazing, but there are just a couple small things related to it being a mobile port that keep it from being perfect. Primarily, hand interactions, like deselecting held cards, can be annoyingly janky. Due to this jank, it is also possible (and plausible, as it's happened to me) to accidentally play a card when you meant to put it down. I wish they'd just polish this a bit, since it's at the core of the game. If they did, I'd gladly give 5 stars.
164 people found this review helpful

Brandon Jimenez
Pirates Outlaws is straight up the better game. For a long time, I was frustrated by Slay the Spire in terms of selecting and deselecting a card. That one mechanic almost ruins the entire game. However, it gets better on a tablet, where I was actually able to beat the game with at least one character. Ultimately, this game is better than Indie's Lies, but not as good as Pirates Outlaws. I don't regret buying this game, but I am very much looking forward to a better UX in the sequel.
1 person found this review helpful