Whoever claimed that the future would be bright got it all wrong. In System Crash's dark and dreary cyberpunk world, the future kinda sucks. There's crime, shady corporate shenanigans, and a whole lot of double-dealing and backstabbing. Set in the mega-sprawl of San Angeles, you're a lowly runner, trying to make a living while not making too many enemies in the process. Of course this works as well as expected, and it doesn't take long before just about everyone is out to get you. Well, hooray. But it's time to strike back, it's time to... play some cards"

System Crash is a single player cyberpunk card game, inspired by the likes of Blade Runner and Neuromancer. Following an engaging and well-written story about intrigue and various cyber...things, you whip out your virtual deck of cards whenever conflict erupts somewhere. First player to reach a certain amount of points wins, and there are various units, programs - more than 100 different cards, in fact. Figuring out what to play, how to make the most out of card synergy, and how to tweak your deck for the task at hand is most important, and if you like this kind of metagame, you'll love System Crash.
Learning how to play isn't that hard, especially if you're familiar with similar games. There isn't really anything new the game brings to the table mechanically, but this works in its favor and allows you to focus on your strategy. The odds are always stacked against you, so progress can be slow, particular...