Dragon Evo

Dragon Evo is a strategic card game set in a fantasy universe, where you build a deck, equip it and use its cards to fight. You can play alone or against other players, including friends and random opponents across supported platforms. The game includes over 300 cards, nine heroes and three factions.

Build and play your deck

You bring a 15-card deck and a hero card to the board, with your entire deck available from the start of each match. Cards and their actions cost gold, action points or both, so you need to manage your resources as you time plays, chain effects and plan tactics. Attacks fall into four categories—close combat, ranged, flying and burrowing—each with its own strengths and weaknesses.

Building cards can support your tactics and affect both players’ resources. You can steal or destroy an opponent’s resources, or bring down their buildings. Equipment cards enhance your deck beyond its playable cards, while action cards can turn a battle with the right play. As you progress, you encounter more powerful equipment that requires you to level up your cards.

Heroes and factions

Your hero has special abilities, and each faction favors different actions and has its own vulnerabilities. The Rutai Empire specializes in powerful close combat. The Hologev resistance focuses on ranged actions and is difficult to counter. The Highwinds, overthrown by the Empire, use a wide range of action types and are difficult both to master and to play against.

Events and progression

At the start of each match, you choose one of the tens of different event cards you have unlocked. Events can be played at any time during a game and may disrupt an opponent’s tactics or shift the match in your favor.

Playing games unlocks cards and other capabilities. Each game earns you a card pack with several cards for upgrading existing cards, enhancing your deck or building new decks; winning earns better rewards, though losses can also bring a bonus. You can combine cards of the same type and pay an upgrade cost to strengthen them and unlock equipment. Card progression is tied to playing games, and the game has no microtransactions or paid in-game bonuses.

Game modes

Play ranked or unranked multiplayer matches against friends or random opponents across supported platforms. Single-player options include campaign and adventure modes.