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Shadowverse Evolve

Game ID: GID0284030
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2022
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Description

The offline version of famous Japanese online collectible card game Shadowverse.
Each player plays a hero who has 20 life points and use minions to fight the opponent. The minions can evolve and attack the opponent, the player who makes the opponent's life point to 0 will win the game.

Description

The offline version of famous Japanese online collectible card game Shadowverse.
Each player plays a hero who has 20 life points and use minions to fight the opponent. The minions can evolve and attack the opponent, the player who makes the opponent's life point to 0 will win the game.

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Video nJyWTGlGCoE Rob's Tabletop World Analysis at 0:36 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • The art is through the roof.
  • It's fun.
  • The cards are absolutely beautiful.
  • The art on these are just really, really impressive.
  • It's such a fun game to play, too.
  • You always get something good in every single pack.
  • It's actually good.
  • The box was worth more than the purchase price.
Cons
  • Impossible to get the most valuable cards.
  • We got ripped off (in one pack).
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Evolving — Evolving is a really cool mechanism in this this thing.
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • The very best at sports cards, non-sports cards, trading card games, and accessories.
  • Trading Card Market. Great service, great prices, and great cards.
  • First of all, the art is through the roof.
  • It's another one of those quirky uh Japanese games that I really enjoy.
  • The art on these are just really, really impressive.
  • Evolving is a really cool mechanism in this this thing.
  • I have a ton of this and I actually play it quite a bit. It's actually good.
  • Wow. We got ripped off.
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Video tNn63ZYOjeY Rob's Tabletop World Discussion at 6:56 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Great set
  • Beautiful artwork
Cons
none
Thematic elements
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Booster box — The 'Neo Metropolis booster box' is mentioned.
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • This is a fantastic game. You're going to absolutely love it.
  • I can't I don't even think I can say this. Uh that's how cheap they're selling it for.
  • I I mean, get it now because once it's gone, that's it. They're not bringing it back, folks. I can promise you that. This is your one chance at it.
  • Weiss Schwarz, which is a fantastic game and beautifully art uh 10th anniversary premium booster box.
  • this is a huge, massive sale.
  • Listen, you're going to want to get in on this because once it's gone, that's it. That's it.
  • Nobody does it better than than Steve, okay?
  • I'm promising you there is something for everybody.
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Video 873ZldxcPtA Rob's Tabletop World Top List at 8:34 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • drop-dead gorgeous cards
  • tremendous art
  • beautiful foils
  • beautiful regular art
  • not over the top expensive
  • can be tried for free on Steam
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • different environments
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • I've been loving and learning all these different new systems, and some of them have really been fantastic.
  • But there games that I think are really underrated, and I'm going to show you five of them today.
  • These are just games that I'm really really enjoying and having a blast with.
  • It is just a all out wonderful card game that just does everything right and is absolutely beautiful.
  • It is another game that isn't not over the top expensive to play or get into.
  • All you need is one pack to play the game. Yes, one pack to play the game.
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Video C8xxktb37Fo Rob's Tabletop World Review at 0:36 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Gorgeous art
  • High quality cards
  • Starter boxes provide everything needed to begin
  • Includes booster packs and tokens
  • Digital version available on Steam with codes from physical products
  • Free-to-play digital version with a campaign
  • Fun to play
Cons
  • Digital version can become pay-to-play if you want to play online against others.
  • The host initially struggled to identify factions.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
  • Magic
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card evolution — you're going to be able to play certain cards to evolve uh certain cards... you'll be able to evolve it uh using points... you'll be able to pay cost to evolve certain cards up.
  • Combat — The idea is to drag your u to beat the other leader and get them down from 20 down to uh down to zero and that's how you're going to win the game.
  • Deck Building — You're going to start with your your uh basic deck of 40 to 50 cards, and then you're going to have an evolve deck.
  • Hand Management — So, you got to play your cards a certain way... So as you draw your hands, you have to watch.
  • Resource Management — Your play points are going to be um very key here because the way that your play points work, each turn your play the ability to get more points will go up.
  • Spellcasting — There's spells that'll come into play. uh you're going to have to defend uh to keep your leader safe. So, you're going to try to uh cast spells to to to stop certain things.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • I have been growing and growing a bigger Shadow Verse Evolve fan than I ever thought I would.
  • The cards are absolutely gorgeous.
  • The real the real you know uh home run here is the absolutely beautiful fantastic art that really just sucks you in.
  • Shadow Verse Evolve is actually a video game. You're also going to get a code.
  • The Shadow Verse is absolutely a tremendous card game, an underrated card game in my opinion.
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Video aJMn8R3Tg8E Rob's Tabletop World Discussion at 6:22 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • very affordable
  • ridiculously beautiful prize cards
  • fantastic art
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • The very best at sports cards, non-sports cards, trading card games, and accessories.
  • Trading Card Market. Great service, great prices, and great cards.
  • I wish they David they would re-release that [Battletech card game].
  • traditionalist hate it, but you know, how many different sets can you come out when you come out with four sets a year uh that are different?
  • And now using different IPs, different universes, uh, you know, from from Final Fantasy to Marvel Spider-Man, which but, um, you know, Avatar and God of War and all these really cool things.
  • And the funny thing about it is you have your diehard Magic guys that that will always be Magic guys playing in the big tournaments and stuff like that.
  • And now with them using IPs, the game is very very attractive. Um because it kind of breathes life into it.
  • So, you know, traditionalist hate it, but you know, how many different sets can you come out when you come out with four sets a year uh that are different?
  • It just keeps the game and and it becomes a collector's um dream in a way because because you know they print this and then they're not going to do it again and you're going to you know there's going to be chase cards
  • Amazing thing because people that played in the the first edition, you know, are now, you know, older and have kids and are collecting and and kids love Pokemon.
  • My grandson loves Pokemon and we've done some box openings here for our good friends over at Trading Card Market and even my daughter still loves it, you know, and she's 30 years old now
  • But is there room for anything else? And I I I think we skip over, you know, we we we think, you know, Pokemon people play it, but I don't think they play it the way they play Magic.
  • I think it's more uh of a speculator market and, you know, I wonder if, you know, it's going to crash at some point.
  • you know, the big two. It's the big two. It's Magic and Pokemon.
  • But there are other games out there that are really good that are carried at at at our good friends at Trading Card Market that I really have been trying to showcase here and I'm going to continue to showcase.
  • And I I think we skip over, you know, we we we think, you know, Pokemon people play it, but I don't think they play it the way they play Magic.
  • But the neat thing about the Godzilla game is the the mechanics.
  • And there's a lot of games that are doing different types of mechanics that really really kind of give you a break.
  • And I think they get overshadowed by the big two.
  • it's a really really good game that I I think a lot of people bought for the novelty of the cards but don't really play the game.
  • Grand Archive, which is absolutely beautiful.
  • And uh these cards are gorgeous, of course.
  • And they they really really stand out.
  • And it's a it's a it's a really good solid uh trading card game that you can get that's very affordable.
  • oh, the League of Legends game and now it's like $400 a box.
  • Grand Archive is a great game.
  • Shadow Shadow Verse Evolve, which is a game that I play on Steam and they've turned it into a collectible card game
  • Get a feel for it. And then this is very affordable.
  • the prize cards are like ridiculously beautiful and the art is fantastic because that a lot of times you look for good art to suck you into a theme.
  • It's very unique type of game as you try to capture different land masses until you can get over to the other side and defeat your opponent.
  • I think it's a five by a 4x5 um area that you're going to be playing on which is really really really cool.
  • Very affordable, very easy to get into.
  • Starter decks, they're out there very cheap.
  • You can start the game at 40 bucks and you get four different decks which is really cool, you know.
  • For me it was just a little too I guess racy.
  • This is very interesting because it's kind of like a influencer.
  • um and you're the main influencer and then you do collaborations and you're trying to defeat your opponent a certain number of times
  • it's a very unique cutesy game that I really really like.
  • For those of you that are big, huge, massive fans of of Gundam, I mean, Gundam the card game, I really like
  • it plays so smoothly and and how you you do it and and go through it
  • And once you do that, you win.
  • It is just very thematic, very beautiful, and just a lot a lot of fun.
  • Ultra Man, which is a fantastic One Piece, all these different card games.
  • right now the card game, the trading card market is at at an all-time high, okay?
  • And it's driven by the two main games, which is Magic and of course Pokemon.
  • But there's all these other games that you're missing out on that really are affordable, easy to get into, and a lot a lot of fun.
  • And I highly highly suggest all these different games.
  • You know, the other two are are just as fine. If you just like collecting Pokemon, hey, do it till your heart's content.
  • But you're going to find that a lot of these different games that I'm talking about are fun, enjoyable, affordable, and just, you know, waiting for you to give them a try and enjoy them.
  • And of course, the one most important thing, go check out Trading Card Market where you're going to get some of the best prices ever.
  • your first order ever, you're going to get $10 off.
  • And and you'll be able to use that code and, uh, you attribute points as you buy things.
  • And it makes it very affordable to go out and play these fantastic trading card, trading card games
  • Until next time, my dear friends, it's your old pal Rob.
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Video 9KvllLTtlAk Rob's Tabletop World Discussion at 0:28 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Beautiful art
  • Valuable cards
  • Gorgeous set
  • Fun to collect
Cons
  • Afraid to play with cards for fear of ruining them
Thematic elements
  • Seaside Memories
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Trading Card Game — It is the Shadow Verse Evolve Seaside Memories. ... So, we're going to open up these six packs, see what we got, and see if we get we get a good hit in here.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • If you are a Shadow Vverse Evolve fan, our good friends at um Trading Card Markets sent over a box with six-packs in it, and it is the Shadow Verse Evolve Seaside Memories.
  • So, it wasn't too bad because out of all of that, this is a $50 card.
  • the cards I think the cards are are more fun to collect than they are to actually play the game because you're afraid you're going to ruin the cards.
  • Great service, great prices, and great cards.
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Video WLaeTArDc74 Rob's Tabletop World Discussion at 0:32 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Beautiful art
  • Fun to play
  • Card evolution mechanic
  • Good value in the box
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card Collecting — The primary activity shown is opening packs to collect cards, with a focus on rarity and value.
  • Card evolution — The ability to evolve cards is mentioned as an interesting gameplay element.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
  • Tradingcardsmarket.com. Great prices, great company, great cards.
  • And those are some of the most nice-looking legendary cards I've ever seen.
  • And this is such a fun game. I mean, collecting is is I mean, the art is just tremendous. But playing it, it's a lot of fun.
  • Wow, we did We did real well. And we we got the second highest um value card in here. That card that I told you that was a unique, this one here, uh is $200.
  • So, you know, we ended up we ended up with close to about $300 worth of cards.
  • Really, really nice box set. And uh boy, we scored on that one. That was a home run.
  • Trading Card Market. Great service, great prices, and great cards.
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