Kickstarted CCG Faeria Now In Free-To-Play Early Access

Jason Winter
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Terrain-morphing CCG Faeria is now free-to-play, with a new single-player experience, card art, support for additional languages, and a cash shop item that keeps on giving.

Faeria had a successful Kickstarter back in 2013, raising $94,008 and is currently in early access on Steam, The game's biggest innovation is its "Living Board," a hex-based grid that you play your creatures to, uncovering and changing terrain as you go.

For the free-to-play update, the dev team from Abrakam SA has made massive changes to Faeria's solo experience, with the goal of providing "a viable alternative to participating in multiplayer or competitive modes." More updates and greater challenges are planned by the end of the year. This update also introduces Italian language support, with Polish coming in just a week's time, and lots of revised card art.

There's also an interesting item for sale, the Gold Fountain. For $4.99, you can get 600 in-game gold, and an additional 60 gold every day for 30 days -- 2,400 gold in total. For more on Faeria and its curious loot systems (like eggs!) check out the announcement on the Faeria page.

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Jason Winter
Jason Winter, News Editor

Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.

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Discussion (7)

Openmindedgaming 8 years ago
This is a great card game. Gamers are way too salty now a days and bash every game that comes out. You might just be bored of games in general if they all seem terrible to you. Everything in life is a perception of how you see it. The reason this game isn't very popular because it has many levels of depth and strategy. (Unlike Hearthstone) The games do not end in 5 mins and they require thought.

Charlotte 8 years ago
Lol, Shadowverse is far superior than this garbage.

Razer 8 years ago
The real news here is that they have an option to pay a flat price ($50USD) for an entire set as opposed to spending thousands of dollars to obtain all of them through RNG booster packs. Similar to the Living Card Game business model. If they do the same for future sets, you might be able to access a competitive deck for a reasonable amount of money for a change.

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Jafarson 8 years ago
ENOUGH CARD GAMES!!!! WTF?!

LAMBDA471 8 years ago
card games.. pff


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