Fun game. 

It's easily understandable with good amount of possible dept given by your class. 

Random stuff I noted:

- make the skill/atk card border change when you can atk

- at least make me flip a coin for the first turn (add an easy more where you always start first?)

- best suited for mobile

As it stands, I like it  (maybe because I'm an old guy that still loves nes and classic mine sweeper) but to put in 2 words: great concept, poor execution.

What I mean with poor execution: if this is a project "just to see if it can work" it's more than fine; but if you wanna try to sell this, ihmo you need to restructure everything. 

In a world where vampire survivor exist this game has no chance to live/sell. 

There are many ways to make this game appealing: personally I dislike bejeweled, but I love puzzle quest; shattered pixel dungeon is a way, and even the infamous survivor route is an option. With this I don't mean 'make it addictive like cocaine', but when you play your heartbeat should change. If you have a game to relax yourself ala animal crossing , you should chill when you play it; viceversa if you are in "battle" your h.beat should amp up. The greatest problem of your game is this, your heart doesn't change when you play. Make me notice I did a combo; make it bigger for doing a big combo or a color combo. Sounds, explosions (I'm templardev after all), make my adversary flip me off when I do a 3 combo and I atk him. Jangle them fukkin keys! make them shine!

GL.

Nice spin on a card game.  No web build? Sometimes clicking doesn't do anything, if I just keep clicking it eventually works. I wish there was a bit more clear how's turn it is. After using up all your SP with an ability it still says "Draw 1 SP" on the card, clicking it does nothing. Starting first seems like a giant advantage, does it alternate who starts on the next rounds? Maybe it evens out then. I feel like its a bit too luck based and not enough strategy, like there's missing something more to do but I don't even have a suggestion for what so...

I've been somewhat intrigued by the "traditional game with a twist" genre ever since I heard the "Sudoku... with a gun" joke in a Mechagamezilla video. I don't like solitaire all that much, but if you can also beat up a dwarf at the same time that seems like a worthwhile experience to me. Besides that, the game is highly accessible because everyone has played some variant of solitaire at some point. 

I think the core gameplay is solid as it is. I'm fine with RNG because it's a card game and that's unavoidable, although some classes are definitely more powerful than others. Particularly, the Samurai gets a free draw which essentially makes its skill worth 3-4 MP as opposed to the regular 5 and possibly enables further plays. 

Any skill that mitigates the effects of luck is going to be really powerful. Also, playing luck based games with other people is always more entertaining than playing them alone because half of the fun is watching the other player react to their misfortune, something which a bot can't easily replicate.  

Can't really say anything bad about the game itself. I looks nice, sounds nice, everything works as it should. I have some suggestions though.

• Card animations would be nice. Them dissapearing when used by the player or the enemy is not confusing or anything since there is long enough pause, but seeing them fly towards the stack at the bottom would make the game look more interesting.
• This ties to the first suggestion. I would like to be able to drag the cards instead of just clicking them. Just as an option since I always dragged the cards when I was playing solitaire on window 98 / xp years ago. 
• I woul like to see more "active" abilities. I played about ten games and I must say, in about six of them the enemy simply cleared half the board, I got a bad card, twice, and then the enemy cleared the rest and attacked me multiple times in a row. Quite infuriating to be honest. I know heavy rng is part of card games but I would still like there to be something to give you a little more control.

Fun little game, played two rounds, one as Samurai, one as Dwarf, against the CPU (Rogue, Dwarf). There seems to be a big first player advantage, since getting a combo going is easier in the beginning, and keeping it going is easier once you get some SP.
I didn't run into any issues, bugs, or anything like that.
The dwarf does seems underpowered since you can't pick which cards get removed, while Samurai seems the most powerful since you can time your strikes to occur when you have no more options.

Anyway, it's a fun concept, and better than ordinary solitaire.