From "Magic: The Gathering" to "Pokémon," trading card games have entertained collecting fiends and strategy players for decades. In Strongholds: New Age, a follow-up to the original Strongholds, players face the computer or go head-to-head in an electronic version of familiar, number-crunching trading card battles.
If you're a developer of a Match-3 game, it must truly be a challenge to stand out from the herd in a meaningful way. They've become pretty ubiquitous at this point, and it takes a game pretty unique to set itself apart. That's where Steamballs steps in. It combines a veritable ton of style and introduces the idea of weight and scales, giving us a whole new way to line up three of the same object.