Tekken Card Tournament Game

Tekken Card Tournament is a free-to-play mobile CCG developed by BANDAI NAMCO for iOS and Android. In Tekken Card Tournament players can experience fast and furious card battles with their favorite Tekken fighters!

Tekken Card Tournament is a fighting card game, in which players will face each other in one on one combat, using a deck of cards instead of controls.

Every turn you’ll have to choose between launching an attack on your opponent, defending for an upcoming attack, or drawing a new card from your deck to put in your hand of available cards. You’ll have less than ten seconds to make your decision every turn, so you’ll need to be on your toes and thinking ahead if you want to make the best decision for your fighters. Only by challenging the best fighters in the world will you be able to collecit even more fighters for your team!Tekken Card Tournament features over 190 different cards to make your deck from, but the best part is they have physical representations as well. You can collect Tekken Tournament Cards in real life and use their QR codes to scan them into your digital game deck for use, bringing your cards to life.

Sengoku basara anime order. The opening and ending themes are also fairly unmemorable rock pieces which contributed to the series’ tone itself in principle, but really were not notable in any other merit.In conclusion, Sengoku Basara is a very average and overrated series. Despite this, the majority of the battles take place between the main protagonists and antagonists of the series themselves, and these battles can sometimes be fairly fun to watch, but most delve into the limitless vault of shonen series tropes such as powering up/energy blasts etc., which really hampers the uniqueness of the fights, even if interesting elements are involved.Visual direction of the series is quite well done, the fight scenes are fluid and transition well, and generally in itself the animation is quite detailed. Frequent splashes of colour and sketching effect are used very liberally throughout the series, to highlight the flashy special moves that the characters exhibit, which is somewhat interesting at first but is not particularly explored. There is a surprising lack of blood, even for a shonen series of this kind, which does make the battles somewhat disappointing to watch.Audio wise the series does not present a particularly memorable soundtrack, most of the series’ background music consists of either stereotypically created hard rock tracks for the fight scenes or somewhat traditional sounding music for the scenes that were not taken up by fighting, which is not very many whatsoever. A lack of coherent story beyond an excuse for characters to fight, poor overall character development due to a large cast and not enough screentime, subpar and derivative action sequences with too much incessant energy blasts/special attacks, a fairly unremarkable soundtrack and a lack of veritable historical accuracy for the period translates to a measly 5/10.

Your cards won’t be the only ones being brought to life either. You can take part in global online battles too, matching up with other players of your skill level to fight with.Your ultimate goal is to climb through the leaderboards and prove that you’re one of the best Tekken fighters around. You can train in solo mode until you feel you’ve perfected your strategies, then take to ranked matches and global competitions. A solo campaign is also available for you to get some practice in, but also offers 50 unique challenges for you to take on all across Japan that will prepare you for the intense multiplayer gameplay to come. Themed contests and weekly battles are also regularly hosted, giving you chances to win extra rewards!If you’re a fan of the Tekken series and love your CCGs, then you’re sure to love Tekken Card Tournament’s unique blend of the two. Watch your fighters deliver action-packed blows to your opponents as you play your cards and become the best fighter in all of Japan!