Lightseekers

Lightseekers is a CCG that migrated from the mobile platform to PC thanks to the success it had, mainly because of the different approach it has upon the genre.

Whenever you think of a Collectible Card Game, you think of a deck of cards filled with monsters, traps, buffs and debuffs. As for the monster cards, they usually have a defensive stat and an offensive one, each of which will determine how they will react when attacking each other.  Lightseekers is a unique CCG that abandons the trope of having actual monsters summoned on the battlefield, instead choosing mobs that have singular unique effects that expire by themselves after a set amount of time.

As you place your "creature" card, they can either attack immediately, or after a set amount of turn, a set amount of times. Bursting is limited by the fact that advanced creatures need other to be sacrificed in order to work, and you can't chain together two smaller direct damage creatures because duplicates aren't allowed within the same turn.

You have to deal with buffs, debuffs and heals, making the game even more strategic in nature, and allowing comebacks to be performed at any time. More so, since the creatures do not attack each other and will usually stay their entire duration on the game field (with a few exceptions), you rarely have to worry about your strategy being defeated by a sudden loss in attack power.

Because of the unique approach towards creature control and the extremely short matches, Lightseekers presents itself as the type of game you can install and get a few matches done while on short breaks.