Game Info
Year
2026
Players
1-2
Age
10+
Playtime
25 min
Complexity
1.8/5
Collection
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Description
A print and play dueling game where fantasy heroes battle using only a standard poker deck
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Very well-developed game.
- Only requires printing papers, no pen or other components needed.
- Solo mode is very well thought out.
- Very portable.
Cons
- Luck of the draw can be a significant factor.
- Game can end by exhaustion if decks and discard piles are empty.
- As a preview, some elements are subject to change.
Thematic elements
- Dueling
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- card drafting — Discarding and drawing cards to maintain a hand of five.
- Combat — Players deal damage to each other, and damage is tracked as wounds on the deck.
- Deck building — Players have their own 52 card decks and draw cards into their hand.
- hand management — Players draw cards and decide which to play or discard each turn.
- Leveling up — Players can level up by playing specific cards (face cards, numbered cards) to designated areas.
- Resource management — Managing cards in hand and in play to activate abilities and level up.
- set collection — Using cards of the same suit or value to activate abilities or for leveling up.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I think this is a very welldeveloped game, I have to say.
- And all you need to do is print out these papers. Don't need a pen. You don't need nothing else. Just just your two decks of cards and you you can get to playing.
- So yeah, it's a bit of a a very much like, you know, luck of the draw type of game, but that's kind of what you get when you play a card game, especially with decks of cards like this.
- I'm really enjoying it solo. Very, very portable. So, if you're into that, this is probably the one for you to check out.
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