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Rip It! Card Collector

New releaseReleased 30 October 2026$6.29 on Steam, 10% off its usual $6.99

Players recommending the game

81%Very Positive

of all 608 reviews on Steam

77%▼ 4

recommend the game, last 7 days

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Most helpful reviews, 26 October to 1 November

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Recommended16 found it helpful4 hours at review4 hours in total when mapped1 Nov

A fun but quite short game. It's definitely worth it for the price. I like how all the cards are hand drawn and no AI slop was used for them. The game is quite easy and you quickly become very powerful and you just open hundreds of packs in next to no time. I did not encounter a single bug, nor did my game crash. Not on release and not after the recent update so it was smooth sailing. Besides that, it's a nice game to relax too, easy to understand and satisying.

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Not recommended81 found it helpful3 hours at review3 hours in total when mapped30 Oct

I played one other pack-ripping game for 60 hours. In terms of graphics, this game is absolutely superior to that game. However, this game does NOT give me nearly a fraction of the joy I got from that one. I dislike the fact that it shows me all the cards I got from the pack at once. I want to see them one by one cuz you don't know what's coming next, and that's where the excitement comes from. AND, after playing for an hour, I still don't get why a card is more expensive than the other. I know for sure it's because of its rarity. But, in my opinion, the reason why people buy expensive cards is to show off. We want others to know we've got that expensive card from miles away, so an expensive card needs to be designed being obviously fancy. This game fails to do that. I appreciate that the dev attempted to make their own unique rarities of cards in their game, but the differences "Alpha", "Beta", and "Omega" rare are just the "Alpha", "Beta", and "Omega" on the cards, And that's just bad and even a bit lazy, I might add. I showed this game to my TCG friends. They also think the same. About the crash problem, the dev has successfully fixed it. Nice work. But it doesn't address the main issue I experienced in the game.

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Reviews by language

How many of the game’s reviews are in its main languages, with the rest together, and how many in each recommend the game.

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LanguageReviewsSharePlayers recommending the gameThe line marks all languages together, 81%. The chip shows how far each language is above or below it.
English32654%
87%+6
Simplified Chinese13422%
61%−20
German396%
90%+9
French244%
92%+11
Russian244%
88%+7
Japanese142%
50%−31
Spanish122%
92%+11
Traditional Chinese91%
Other languages264%

All reviews ever, as Steam counts them. Each language named has its own Steam score; Other languages holds every other language together.