I like the idea of a time based card game, but I feel like the timer gives me more anxiety rather than adds to the excitability of the gameplay! I can see some people enjoying the fast pace of the cards, but I was struggling to read what they did in the timeframe. I guess you can read the cards ahead of time. Maybe there could be a mode where there's no timer and you can learn what each of the cards to so that when you head into actual fights, you can execute the combos!

Really cool game defo in my top 2 equal to another game i played in this gamejam

pretty good ngl 
i love the gameplay and the consepte

Great job! The game has a solid foundation and a fun gameplay loop, with lots of nice polish throughout. One small suggestion: it would be great if hovered cards could expand beyond the deck instead of being clipped.

Apart from that, though, it really is a well-made game, especially considering the short timeframe.

Pretty fun card battle game.  I made it to the 3rd god. 🏛

Very fun and fast paced deck builder. I love the art especially the Greek statues. Very dynamic and responsive interactions. The music and sound effects were awesome. Good amount of challenge. It felt really good when I finally beat the 3rd boss. I couldn't beat the 4th enemy. Small bug: the effects in combat would sometimes freeze and get stuck on the screen like critical hit popup.  But that's a small thing everything else was wonderful. Fantastic job!

 Hello from Discord! I really enjoyed the game - the combination of combat and audio is amazing. This is a project with great ambitions after the jam, with a very cool idea. Since childhood, I have been interested in Greek themes, so the game captured me from the first minutes. I am sure that you will like our game, and I will be glad to know your opinion about it!

Pretty neat! i think this is something hard to balance for sure, which is the use of time as a currency! There is this added pressure to make good decisions while keeping an eye on the clock!
maybe it would be good to have things like health and time be more connected so it keeps it far simpler? Because choosing to heal in the sake of losing time feels like a very hard call to make, because you'll lose if you run out of time or health, so perhaps if your health is simply just the time too, you can just use 'time/heal' cards with very little complication, but they are more rare to come by? or are single use and are removed from your deck so that is the cost of using them. Either way, great job on this, very ambitious... i should know hahah did something too ambitious as well lol. 

Cool game.  I got to the second character and I attached as much as I could, but still got game over.  I think I ran out of time, but wasn't sure how I could have done more damage with the cards I was delt.  Good flow though.  Good job. 

Nice one! Great theme and the action is nice and frantic. I did struggle a bit to read the font, though.

i love the art!! would have really loved if the music was greek though 🙈🙈

non ho capito assolutamente niente, però fa venire una adrenalina!!!

I love the concept! The art and the music is epic 

loved the drawings (espacially the cursour hand)

feels a bit frantic for a card game, but its enjoyable

Very fun game! I enjoyed everything about it. The gameplay, art, and music all complement each other very nicely.

One thing I would change is the card design. As it is, you either have to memorize how each card works or spend time reading the description during gameplay, which may even make you lose. For example, the card “Bloom” heals over three turns, but that isn’t clear from its visual design. You could add three small hearts icons to “Bloom” to show that it heals over three turns, so the effect is clear without needing to read the description.

Another point is that the final enemy feels much easier than the previous one. Also, the card “Odysseus” seems quite overpowered.

This is a really cool concept with great presentation (the art, the music, the greek vibe, the fact that you're fighting statues, I love it). I enjoy the time pressure to play the cards.

Two points:

1. The cards need to be way more readable. I'm in a big hurry so I need to be able to tell what a card does at a glance. Compare this to the presentation of Hearthstone: a big blue mana gem in the corner of every card lets me immediately know how much it's going to cost vs this game has "Cost: x" written in small text on the card. Similarly, have an icon for "restores time", "deals damage" (rather than each card having a unique icon, you could throw that out and just have for example all cards that restore time have a timer icon; all cards that deal damage have a fist, etc).

2. Balance: I beat the whole game and honestly, health was never a concern, at all. Like the lowest I've ever been is 60/80. Therefore I don't care when the enemy is doing damage, I don't care about healing or block, the only precious resource is time and the only cards I want to play are time recovery and damage. Either health should be a bigger concern, or it could just be removed and enemy just damages your clock (more focused game).

Either way, these points don't detract from the fact that this is an awesome entry. Well done!

Edit: Also: I don't think Fate Loop (replay last card) works at all? It takes my time but it doesn't seem to do anything else.

Edit: I can't see my own block or the enemy's block displayed anywhere.

The game's central conceit of being a time-based card game is honestly really awesome. It's simple, straight to the point, and is well-executed. Such jazzy music too! Don't know how well it fits the whole ancient Greek thing but hey I dig it. My main comment is that the card that is supposed to "repeat the last card" doesn't repeat the last card, so it kinda ends up wasting space and time. It makes the latter levels hard. Other than that, very very solid game. Good job team! Congrats on submitting for the jam, and I wish you all the best.