TF Card Battle Remake

What has changed in this version compared to the original?

This is a good port with some bugs and annoyances noted: unlocking transformations had an incorrect cost, multiple versions of most transformations are available in the progression store, certain cards that shouldn't be added to the deck still get added, and some 'delete X card from deck' cards don’t actually remove those cards. Additionally, the preview cards are small and hard to read.

Why is there no Linux version of the game?

The current version is Windows only. The developer is working on a moddable version where card definitions will be extracted from the binary for easier editing and introduction of new cards, but a specific Linux release has not been made yet.

What are some performance issues with Electron apps?

Electron apps can be slow and bulky because they bundle their own Chromium browser underneath. This leads to high RAM usage even for simple games like this one, which only renders a few images at a time. Linux users often complain about performance due to the system's optimization focus.

What is the development plan for the game?

Refer to the Development Plan in the first post on the forum.

Is there any new development or rework being designed for pre-Windows 10?

It is unlikely that new developments or reworks are being designed with pre-Windows 10 in mind, due to potential compatibility issues and differences between the operating systems.

Deck Building for Pregnancy Theme

• Replace the Cock theme with PregnancyEX while building your deck.
• Avoid purchasing brain-exclusive cards as they do not generate additional brain points in the Pregnancy theme.
• Invest in Paranoia and the 'Phone a Friend' card, which costs brain points but provides hearts without downside.
• Focus on investing in heart-generating cards starting from Transformation Frame (TF) 25.
• Prioritize cards that advance pregnancy stages rather than those utilizing them early on.
• Get to TF25 and invest in shields to avoid passing TF70 too quickly, as it limits certain card benefits.

Combat Strategy for Transformation Frame Offs

• In a TF-off combat scenario, you and your opponent undergo transformations until one is defeated.
• Winning allows progression to the next enemy; losing results in game over.
• Between fights, focus on upgrades and recovery to prepare for subsequent battles.
• Deck composition should adapt based on the chosen transformation frames (TF types).
• Consider trying out the original version as it may be closer to completion despite potential bugs.