Look, feel, sound design and music, are extremely polished, really surprising at first glance looks like a finished game, gives a really strong first impression for a game jam game. Gameplay wise, i was a little confused at the start, but kind of got it after the first "PLAY".  I kind of felt like i was guessing while selecting the cards, as there was not enough information for me to plan. 
By itself is kind of hard to understand how the "structure" of the game works. After reading the explanation, it is more clear, and makes me even more curious in how a more complete/bigger version of this game would be. Its the kind of game i would love to make but i would not  even know where to start XD. 
Of course i didn't read anything before i play, because i 'am that kind of player. sorry
Nevertheless, i feel this game has lots of potential, it already feels extremely polished, if you ever decide to update it i will try it again. Easily one of the more promising entries i have played so far.

A very well designed card game. The rules are simple but allow for a level of complexity that can make for some interesting decision making by the player. Figuring out your cards and trying to determine what your opponent will play leads to some moments where you're discarding and hoping to draw into that perfect card still in your deck. That does point to discarding being your main mechanic for control over the state of the game. I'd love to have a little bit more ability to either reorganize my cards or even alter the suits of my deck. It does occasionally lead to some frustrating moments where a card I'd want to be up first ends up being played last. Aesthetically the visuals and animations are solid and fun with good clarity on the cards, mechanics of the game, and the current round. Even without a tutorial it was fairly simple to determine what was happening and how to win. My only complaint there is that the font used for the '5' made it look a little smudgy and like a weird '2'. The sound design for the cards was good, and the music loop had me grooving a little bit. 
A simple game, with good mechanics, that was executed very well! Very impressive for 48 hours and I'd love to see this concept expanded upon. 

A really fun game! The art, animations, music and sound effects were phenomenal! In terms of just looks and sounds, the game already seems complete. But a lack of a tutorial really hurts as it is quite confusing to play. A settings menu would also be great to turn down the music as it is a little loud. I liked how you mentioned your team had limited experience with Audio, but also how your team only has one person, which is Paige

Some of the numbers were a little hard to see initially, specifically the 2 and the 5.

While counters are nice, it feels like there is too many of them, a total of 7 different weapons that each have different strengths and weaknesses. With the lack of a tutorial, I had to look through the GDD to understand that direct counters (from the arrow to the weapon) were not the only things to look out for, and that the number of arrows in a clockwise direction also matter. This was very confusing initially, as I did not know why specific weapons, like Boxing Glove vs Spear resulted in the Boxing Glove winning, despite them not being next to each other.

The rank of the card seems to be a little irrelevant unless for counting points, as I expected a rank 5 card to destroy a rank 1 card, but they simply just draw, and in the Count Cards modifier, the rank doesn’t seem to matter at all.

I don’t really mind the RNG nature of the game, but involving some skill, or agency that the player has to win would be great. As currently, it’s more of if you can guess what the enemy might have.

Still a really great game for a 2 week game jam! I saw that you included a total dev time, which was a nice detail! Great work!

This is a super cool game!

At first I didn't realize that my opponent had the same cards as me until I read the comments. After I realized that the game became much more interesting.

I think it'd be good if the modifier card was a toggle-able feature. Learning the basics can be a little difficult when the core rules are changing on you every round.

I love the art and animations. The game feels incredibly polished. I can tell you put a lot of work into this.

Awesome game, well done!

Very nifty, sort of a "trick-taking" game with a more advanced version of a "trick". Had to read the GDD to work out all of the rules but after that there's a pretty interesting decision tree of "Do I think my first card will win?" -> "If so, what do I play next?" vs "If not, how do I counter what beat it?". I think there's a really unique card game mechanic here that I'd love to see explored further.

As others have stated, visually this game is top-notch. Some clear Balatro influences, but it maintains an identity of its own. Thanks for making it :)

This plays really well and looks great! Well done! At first I wasn't sure what to do with the vulnerability system, but then I saw the sneek peek to the opponent's first card. Sure helped a lot!