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DanMachi: Cross Istoria is a mobile game based on anime series Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? The main point of the game is to collect cards of various characters from the series, such as Bell and Ais, and use them to fight against raid bosses and in other functions.

A noncombat strategic deckbuilder with a gentler aesthetic. Players make decks of 15 cards, play cards to a shared story, and earn points to win 5 rounds before their opponent.

Abyssal Soul is a sequential card battle Roguelike game that blends strategic deck-building, multi-class progression, and Western fantasy art style, delivering a profound adventure centered on "sacrifice and choice." You will select characters, plan routes, collect cards and blessings through repeated "rituals," while confronting the anomalies lurking in the depths of dreams.

Open booster packs, collect absurd pig-themed cards, and complete your ultimate Oink-Collection. One pack every 30 seconds — patience (and luck) required.

Kingdom Hearts Card Struggle -Spider Solitaire- is a mini-game application available through Kingdom Hearts Mobile. It is a Kingdom Hearts-themed version of the card game Spider. Kingdom Hearts Card Struggle -Spider Solitaire- was released on January 22, 2009. It was discontinued on April 30, 2013 along with the rest of Kingdom Hearts Mobile.

Introductory game to help new players learn how to play Magic the Gathering. This game was developed by Coresoft Inc. and published by Wizards of the Coast. It was included in the 2-Player Duel Sets of the 7th Edition Core Set of Magic the Gathering in 2001.

Maze Heroes is a curious mix between a board game and a rpg game. The gameaply is similar to a board game, the player roll a dice and advance to each board table until he can meet against the end level boss. The different part is that during the board he will fight against enemies depending of wich square he reachs and have to battle them. If the player defeats the ending level boss he will advance to the next level. The battles parts are in a first person perspective view meanwhile the board part is a isometric view.

The Duel Terminal was designed by Konami to assist in introducing the then new Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime to new and existing players. The Duel Terminal itself looks like a traditional arcade machine and has a variety of game modes, using cards from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game. Players can either use a Deck chosen by the system, or the Duelist can use his/her own cards.