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69% It's not worth investing into now unfortunately. The game is in maintenance mode at this point and will not receive major updates or new cards.

I have spent 400+ hours on gwent since closed beta, then i have stopped for a while because the game had nothing new to keep me playing. Now I restarted playing attracted by the new homecoming version, but I was so confused because there was nothing really like the old version, I used to like the old clean table and now it's so dark and confused...yeah it's really cool with that moving textures etc, but not really what I wanted. now i'm trying to learn the new mechanics and hope the game will attract me more. Basically I think that the developers should not have changed the core of the game so much

Just one thing: try it out. It`s free to play, with a little perserverance you can quickly build up a good collection and I enjoy it a lot. If it is fun for you, you have to find out for yourself. But please don`t let all the 1 star ratings fool you into thinking it`s such a bad game. There are a lot of trumps out there :) To give you a little perspective: I play mtg since 1994 (started with antiquities) and had a lot of fun with the homm card game till it`s demise. Also I tried Spellweaver (not a bad game either). See you on the battlefield....

I came to Gwent beta in the wake of the Uroboros set update for Hearthstone, which for me, was the last straw in a line of such blatant power creep and pay to win tactics that had ruined the game for me. Old Gwent had a feeling that anything was possible. Sure you will hear complaints about the big bad alchemy or greatsword or reveal decks in Old Gwent, but the truth was that it was designed as such that you could make just about any archetype work with enough time spent optimizing your deck and strategy. Every card I put down felt powerful if played correctly. Every turn was exciting. There was a strategy to everything. It was fast paced, high octane, online card game action. An best of all it felt like when I won, it was because I played better, and if I lost, its because I made a mistake. I either got too greedy, or made a misstep, or my deck was missing a vital component. Unfortunately Old Gwent, Beta Gwent, the game I am praising so much... No longer exists. New Gwent (Gwent Homecoming) is almost entirely the opposite. Cards are low power with boring (mostly very similar) abilities. Most use the new "Command" archetype (which is so universal it is more like the new driving game mechanic), which makes most deck feel bland and samey. Games play out painfully slow, and archetypes are either bland and uninteresting or removed entirely. Most cards are very low impact save a select few which only serve to make games feel like even more of a slog as you try to "Ping" them down over 5 turns, or sloooowly build up your own board. I honestly don't know what else to say. New Gwent isn't even interesting enough to right a properly critical review about. I could talk on and on for ages about Old Gwent and its strengths and weaknesses, but New Gwent... I just can't be bothered to even play. I heard it put best in a Gwent forum post. "New Gwent may have more "potential" or be easier to expand or balance but it isn't fun, I had fun when I played Old Gwent."

The game has changed so much from the original form everyone fell in love with, and it was done all at once and without user input. Not sure how someone thought this was a good idea. I tried toget into thenew version -I was excited at first to check out all the new stuff. But after a few hours playing it became painfully obvious that homecoming is clearly inferior to the original, and I legitamatle didn't want to play the game anymore So I just stopped playing and went to play something else I could actually enjoy