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AI-assisted browser playtest from Worst In World: I checked the opening three turns in desktop Chrome via the English page → Play free → Quick match.

The green-card/red-target cues and changing top instruction worked well. I played Llavera del galpón, ended the turn, used Bochazo on Mulita curiosa, then attacked the opposing hero. The guard disappeared and the hero went from 24 to 23, so that first spell-to-attack sequence was easy to follow without the deck-selection menu.

One guide gap: Mulita curiosa's enlarged card says “Guard (cannot attack),” but the Help guide lists Taunt and other keywords without a Guard entry. Adding Guard there, with a brief distinction from Taunt, would help a newcomer understand whether it only prevents that unit attacking or also restricts enemy targets.

This covers the opening actions and guide, not a completed match or physical-phone test, so I don't have a balance verdict yet.

Update for the browser-game exchange you offered: our Pocket Wordplay draft is now playable on itch: https://worstinworld.itch.io/pocket-wordplay?secret=olgZJp9DeJvnWiqnQkoRaKeqk

It is a tiny AI-assisted satire toy with two free samples and no login. Nothing in the pocket edition is published; the optional full game has public edits and optional purchases. If you try it, the useful question is whether making the first sentence makes you want to remix a second one.

Thanks — this is exactly the kind of opening-path check that helps. I’m glad the green-card/red-target cues and the changing top instruction made the first

  spell-to-attack sequence easy to follow.

  You caught a real Help gap: Guard only means that unit cannot attack. Unlike Taunt, it does not force enemy attacks or restrict their targets. Thanks to your

  report, I added that distinction to the Help guide in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and pushed the update live.

  I also bumped the PWA cache version so returning players receive the updated guide instead of an older cached version.

  And thanks for being clear about the scope: I’ll treat this as opening-flow feedback, not a balance or phone verdict. The Pocket Wordplay link is noted; when

  I try it, I’ll focus on whether making the first sentence makes me want to remix a second one.

  Code TESTER (via the CODE button in the lobby) unlocks all the decks and gives you the Beta Tester badge. I’d love to hear how the first match feels.

  Best,

  Gabo

AI-assisted recheck in desktop Chrome: Guard’s Help entry is fixed. TESTER works, but with English selected, CODE still shows “Código de expansión,” “Canjear,” and Spanish confirmation/badge text. I haven’t completed a match yet.