Mighty Party July 22nd 2019

It's easy to mess up game balance. Just look at massive games like League of Legends or Dota 2. These games have been balanced repeatedly again and again over the years. There is an incredibly fine line to find when it comes to making every game feel fair and skill based, more so when you have to release a new character every once in a while. One of many games that runs into this problem is Mighty Party.

Do note that Mighty Party has to be installed on Steam, so install that first and then head to this link to install it. First thing's first - there's an elephant in the room to address. This game is pretty steeped in pay-to-win syndrome, where you can easily upgrade your team by paying real money. In a competitive game, you can imagine how this is an issue. 

Like any other card game, you'll have to handle a degree of randomness during the actual matches. This can lead to some situations where you simply don't have the cards to get out of the situation you've found yourself in, which can be frustrating.

Since this game is designed with microtransactions in mind, it also features a stamina system to limit your gameplay per day. This makes progression slower - unless you pay. All in all, Mighty Party has some interesting ideas, but the pay to win aspects hold it back way too hard for most people to enjoy it. If you think that won't bother you, then you should give the game a shot.