Night of the Full Moon - Android Game Review

Night of the Full Moon is a deck-builder strategy game. I played the Android version, which I got for free on Play Pass.

I really liked this. I played Slay the Spire quite a bit, but this seems cleverer in a number of ways. The characters are well done, sound cool and look great, there a ton of options, and they don't force grinding nearly as much. 

The variety of cards and character types is pretty good, too.

If I have any criticism, it is that some things are not very clear, and should have been better explained at the beginning, and that the cards layout make them hard to see when there are many on the screen, even in a tablet. It also sounds weird at times.

It still does have options ads, even with Play Pass, but only to double your coins after boss fights.

Very much recommended.

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