Great Game full of events and constant evolving dynamics!
This game can be played by all types of players from the casual (play once a day) or the serious (playing constantly). It has a lot of events, realms of cards, and possibilities. The evolution of cards has always been a great process for games and Rage of Bahamut is no different. You also have the ability to increase the skill level of your cards, so there is always a goal to strive for. You also have 3 realms and constant release of new cards, which provides for additional exciting possibililies. I personally have not gotten tired yet and enjoy the game immensely.
Three Good Points:
1. Game Play: When I tried to look around at the other options, it became clear that Rage of Bahamut was the most put together. From the easy navigation to the great art work and time put into each card, I have definitely enjoyed this game.
2. Social Network: You may be surprised to hear that an Android game has great socializing, but if you get in an order you can quickly start making friends from all over the world.
3. Lots of events: At a minimum, there is a new event every month. Whether this is a Holy War or Dragon Hunt or many other fun events, there is always something new to look forward to.
Three Bad Points:
1. Bazaar: A month or two ago, there were some issue with players who exploited bugs and hacked. The result was a huge change in the trading system. There is now a global bazaar where you post cards and anyone can buy them. I personally preferred the older more active version instead of the new passive method.
2. Costs of Card Packs: While it is possible to get lucky and get some great cards while playing for free, it can be time consuming. You can also slowly build up through event rewards, but this also takes time. Often, players purchase card packs using Mobocoins. However, Mobocoins are purchased. If you aren't careful, you will find yourself having spent much more money than you would like for an android game.
Overall, I really enjoy Rage of Bahamut. It is much better than any of the other android games that I have played so far. While the Bazaar fiasco caused a large number of people to quit, I found it to be refreshing. It gave new life to a game that was crowded with so many people. There continues to be new and exciting events as long as you are patient and learn the ins and outs of the systems.