Again in April, we coated the launch of the brand new digital model of Solforge known as Solforge Fusion. The digital model interfaced with the bodily model of the sport and initially carried a price ticket of $14.99 on Steam. Whereas the early entry disclosures mentioned the staff would not be altering the value for launch, that hasn’t held. In the present day, the card sport, developed by Richard Garfield (Magic: The Gathering) and Justin Gary (Ascension), introduced that it’ll now be free to play.
It actually ought to have been from the start, in my view. Whilst you did obtain some issues for purchasing into the sport, you continue to had to purchase bodily half decks to open up extra choices than you had by default within the digital model. Steam charts apparently agreed. Whereas the sport has minimal opinions, they’re typically optimistic, however that did not result in extra gamers.
Whereas the digital model is now free on Steam, the bodily model of the sport can be receiving a value lower with boosters being lower to $19.99. Your bodily playing cards can add to your digital assortment of procedurally-generated half decks.
If you happen to purchased into the Steam model, you will be getting a free booster pack and entry to the Mastery Monitor for no cost. F2P gamers might want to purchase into the sport’s Mastery Monitor (i.e. a free and premium battle go system.)
This is an intro video so that you can see what you are stepping into. There’s a number of movies on this collection on the official YouTube channel.
