Our latest coverage of faeria.
Normally buy to play (B2P) games eventually become free to play, but Faeria has decided to go in reverse. On March 30, the Faeria team made a major announcement. The fantasy card game will go back to a buy to play model while also shutting down its iOS and Android versions. The lengthy official post lays out a brief history [...]
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Faeria, the free to play digital CCG, launched its first expansion today titled The Adventure Pouch: Oversky which introduces a new co-op mode, 33 new cards, and more. New content and cards will unlock on a weekly basis to keep the game fresh. Since the game's official launch 5 months ago, Faeria has reached 1 million downloads. The game averages [...]
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Update: We are out of codes! We have partnered with Abrakam to give away 499 codes for Faeria Gift Packs. These Gift Packs each contain the following items, which are worth approximately $7.10. 4 Battle Chests. These contain 5 random cards each, with the unique ability to reroll the card of the highest rarity. There is also a chance that [...]
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One year of Early Access and "over half a million downloads" later, Faeria officially launched earlier today. You guys remember Faeria, right? The card game/strategy game hybrid in which you have the chance to build the battlefield you fight on as you play? Yeah, that one. Faeria is launching with new cards and content. The team also notes that more [...]
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Faeria Gameplay First Look - MMOs.comWatch this video on YouTube Faeria Gameplay First Look by Omer Faeria is a free to play CCG (Collectible Card Game) developed and published by Belgium game studio Abrakam. It was clearly inspired by games like Hearthstone and Magic the Gathering and actually attempts to combine the two. It has a similar interface to Hearthstone, but [...]
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Abrakam announced yesterday that its Early Access "Strategy Card Game" title, Faeria, has gone free-to-play. Faeria is comparable to games like Scrolls or Duelyst in that it is a card game in which cards played are represented as pieces on a board. What sets it apart is its "Living Board" feature; the board is shaped by players as they play. [...]
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