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Valve is certainly one of the most appreciated by players, or to keep the Steam platform, a very accessible way to acquire computer games, or by its famous games like Counter Strike, Dota 2, Half Life, among others. . After several years without releasing new titles, the company has finally launched its new card game, Artifact, which clearly becomes a competitor of HearthStone, one of Blizzard's hit games.
The idea of the market on the game is that players can buy and sell cards in the Steam Market.
Reception and Competition
It is still early to say how successful the game is, but it is still too early to say how successful the game is. but among recent receptions, we see many users complaining, especially because of the price, while many praise the creativity to renew a card game, which seems so traditional.
I particularly like card games, I'm a fan of Yu-Gi-Oh! I'm a fan of Yu-Gi-Oh! Since I was a kid and have already ventured a bit with HearthStone, which even has mechanisms very similar to those of Artifact, my first criticisms are about the price and the way to commercialize the game.
the difference of Dota 2, free, which has a big market for interesting collectibles, but does not directly influence the game, ie it is not a "pay game to win" , Artifact still requires a little role play to get an idea of how it
If other games like HearthStone also have their own markets, but they are at least free to play.
If this actually happens, in addition to being paid initially, to stay competitive, you still have to pay more. play, give the player the opportunity to test and see if he is really interested in the game, according to a more traditional model. The Konami duel links itself also have many ways for you to spend money on maps and packages, but it is at least free for you to try.
Who am I to say what Valve should do, but pay for the game, and even more for a high value, will be the same as Gwent, from CD Project Red, a card game based on the universe of the game "The Witcher". make it less popular, especially here in Brazil. $ 20 is a technically accessible value in the United States, but the value of the game requires a readjustment of the Brazilian market. CS: GO, the other very famous Valve game, costs less than $ 30.00 today, so Artifact getting closer it will be more competitive, maybe even more right. The price may drop over time, but if you want to play now you will have to pay more for it.
The Linux version
Artifact was released for Linux on "day 1", as well as its versions. On Windows and MacOS, the minimum prerequisites for playing the game on Linux are as follows:
- Operating System: Ubuntu 16.04 or later
- Processor: Intel i5, 2.4 Ghz or higher
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Video Card: GPUs supporting Vulkan, Nvidia, AMD or Intel
- Network: Broadband Internet Connection
- Storage: 5 GB of available hard disk space
- Map sound: Its compatible OpenAL Card
As we can see, taking the requirement of Vulkan, the game is relatively affordable, it is worth noting that the Linux version has a download size of 2 GB lower than that of the Windows version, as well as the MacOS version.
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