Nice presentation. It's not a digital product, but my general impression is that it is a very well thought through idea. Good plan for monetization which feel tried and tested. (expansion sets and action cards etc.) It does feel a little too complex to have mass market appeal, but I think it could work well in niche groups. Difficult to get my head around the detailed rules of the cards, but if they are simplified enough I think the game could be a nice family card game.

I suggest doing alot more playtesting, but that is hard during a hackaton :) There are alot of great card games out there, but alot depend on who you focus on, younger audience or more mature? Seems to be some level of complexitiy that can be interesting, but hard to judge if the level is right or if it too much based on chance. However for younger audience not ready for strategy based game, cahnce based might be fun

core mechanic not clearly expressed, some interesting inspiration, but their own innovation in actual game design not totally clear. somewhat enthusiastic presentation, organised.

Good concept to make use of the "save the world" theme. However, the game play / rules may be too similar to existing card games in the market to stand out among the competitors. May be a little too complicating for children at 8+.

Kids are hard to monetise ad market towards.You need to be clear on who you target as audience. Distribution is much easier on digitial platforms.