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  • Pantheon the Legends Review
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    • iOS
    Pantheon the Legends Review

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    Anyone familiar with the collectible card battle game genre will feel right at home with Pantheon the Legends. You'll complete "quests" to collect virtual cards representing gods, heroes, and other mythological figures from ancient Greece, enhance and ascend them, assemble treasures and, of course, battle your fellow players for fame, fortune, and bragging rights. In most ways it's very much like other games in the CCG milieu, but it also adds a few new ideas to the mix and that makes it worth a second look.
  • Lies Of Astaroth Review
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    • iOS
    Lies Of Astaroth Review

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    Love 'em or hate 'em, iOS CCGs (Collectible Card Games) are here to stay. The genre might be getting a bit oversaturated at this point but the beautiful thing about it is that all games have to compete with each other and, as a result, have begun to splinter off and create their own sub-genres. Lies of Astaroth is one such divergence, and it's made me a firm believer in the potential of card-based adventure games.
  • Tekken Card Tournament Preview
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Tekken Card Tournament Preview

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    Why get yourself dirty by punching an opponent's face into a bloody pulp when you can punch that person's face into a bloody pulp using the magic of playing cards? Tekken Card Tournament is an upcoming cross-media project from Namco Bandai that merges the legendary Tekken fighting universe with a digital card game and physical packs of booster cards.
  • AtlanticaS Review
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    AtlanticaS Review

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    There are a lot of digital CCGs out there that use the "cards feeding into other cards" formula to great effect. It's an interesting system of upgrading and enhancing, but it begins to feel like a production line after a while. AtlanticaS changes things up a little bit by treating each card as an individual character, one dimensional though they might be. It doesn't exactly reinvent the genre, but it adds its own brand of charm to the mix by doing so.
  • Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Preview
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    • iOS
    Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Preview

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    Tensions are brewing in the galaxy. The Galactic Council, formed to maintain peace between the spacefaring races after years of devastating war, is crumbling under pressure. Alliances are formed in secret, while old treaties wither and die. War - again - seems inevitable.
  • Catan Preview
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Catan Preview

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    Do you like Settlers of Catan?  If you've played it, the answer is almost definitely a big "yes."  The award winning board game has been tantalizing tabletop players and digital gamers alike for more than a decade - and it's about to get a  fresh new coat of paint for PC and Mac gamers.
  • Atlas Raider Preview
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    • PC
    Atlas Raider Preview

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    Remember back when we played board games on physical boards? What a bunch of suckers we were. These days it's all about digital board games, a genre (if you want to call it that) that's become quite popular thanks to the smartphone/social media boom. But while many of them are virtual adaptations of preexisting games, Atlas Raider's first release will be a digital one. This begs the question: if a game was never printed on an actual board, is it really fair to call it a board game?
  • Transformers Legends Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Transformers Legends Review

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    This will probably come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the collectible card battle game genre, but Transformers Legends brings almost nothing new to the table and is for all intents and purposes just a re-skinned version of Marvel: War of Heroes. But Marvel: War of Heroes is a very good game, so you can hardly blame Mobage for not wanting to reinvent the wheel.