Tamer Vale

Tamer Vale is a pixel-art card game. It seamlessly blends rich storytelling with immersive gameplay, creating a high-stakes, tense, and thrilling experience. Players assume the role of a beast tamer, thrust into a world rife with corruption and unrest. Using the tamer's mysterious rituals, you must cleanse the land of demonic filth and restore balance to the once-peaceful woodlands. Download Tamer Vale now and embark on a journey of cleansing!

Highlights:

Strategic Depth requires you to make a decision after every card draw. Do you want to play it now, or save it for later? The depth is genuine and delivers satisfaction.

Aesthetic Pleasure: The game doesn't just grab you with its gameplay; it also hooks you with the universe that it's set in. The use of retro graphics has been executed skillfully, creating a stunning background for the strategy.

Open to Any and Every User: It doesn't matter if you're playing the game on the Android version or on another device; the way the game is designed makes it so that anyone may begin playing right away.

The Slope of Learning: It's possible that the variety of options will be too much for beginning players to handle. It will take some time until you get the hang of things.

Without a Multiplayer: As of the end of my most recent game, I was the only one battling the darkness. There's a chance that some people will miss the excitement of competing against other Tamers.

Features:

Corruption In The Land!

The plot of Tamer Vale is lewd fantasy stuff at its best. There is a hidden elven village that sees three of its bravest, strongest, and hottest warriors have to leave its safety. The reason that they are doing this is that there is this corruption that has been spreading and only they and their special rituals (which as this is a lewd game, I guarantee you know what these are!) can prevent the corruption from fully taking over the land!

Three Is Never A Crowd!

As of me writing this, Tamer Vale has three hot elven warriors for us to play as, but they are going to be adding more. Each one has her own playstyle and special ability so there is a good reason to test them all out to see which one you like best. I liked the one who was more like a straight up warrior, but you also have a summoner and a rogue that can whip up these potions that she can use in battles. To be honest, their look and their special ability are the only things that separate them, but that is enough to make playing as them all worthwhile.

The Perfect Deck

As I said, Tamer Vale is a deckbuilding style of game and there are over 150 different cards that you can build your deck from. Upgrading, managing, and cutting cards from your deck are part of the gameplay. I found this one of the easier deckbuilding games to manage and even the cards you get when you start your journey can take you far. Battles are turn based and you also have a few boss battles along the way. You get to choose a path, but this at the moment is rather limited. What is here is fantastic, there is just not a lot of it in this first release.

Pixel Perversion Passion!

The pixel art that they have gone for here is awesome. The three hot elven chicks that make up the heroes in Tamer Vale are awesome. I love their designs and the way that they move is awesome. The monster/enemy designs are cool, but I do wish there were more of them. The XXX content here which is how they can cure the land is more of the hentai variety. By that I mean we have these hot elven chicks banging monsters which is never something I find sexy, but I will admit the pixel art and the animation quality is very high. Oh, I also have to say that the background designs are fantastic, they are so good, that you kind of take them for granted.

Pros & Cons:

Pros

Strategic Depth: Each card you draw demands a choice. Play it now or hold it for later? The depth is real and satisfying.

Aesthetic Pleasure: It's not just the gameplay that hooks you; it's the world itself. The retro graphics are done right, providing a beautiful backdrop to the strategy.

Accessible to All: Whether you're playing the game for the Android version or another platform, the game's design ensures that everyone can jump right in.

Cons

Learning Curve: For new players, the array of choices might be overwhelming. It takes a bit to learn the ropes.

No Multiplayer: As of my last play, I was fighting the darkness solo. Some may miss the thrill of battling against other Tamers.

Content Updates: As with many indie games, you often find yourself craving more content, more cards, and more challenges.

Conclusion:

In a game world that is frequently ruled by the same tired concept, Tamer Vale shines like a precious diamond that calls the mind to engage in strategic thinking. It's not just a game; it's a canvas for brains, patience, and strategy, wrapped up in a package of nostalgic images and captivating tunes. This is not your average video game. It is a shining example of what independent video games are capable of accomplishing, from the playable game that can be downloaded for free to the thriving community that surrounds it and the rewarding gameplay.