
Wildcard is a 2v2 Collectible Card Action Game (CCAG) fusing strategic deck-building with dynamic arena combat. Summon creatures, coordinate with teammates, and outplay rivals in fast-paced battles!
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Every match begins with your summons. They are the heart of your strategy and your key to victory. Each summon has a role: some charge the enemy, others defend lanes, or unleash devastating abilities when deployed.
Your summons fight independently, but where and when you play them shapes everything. Timing, placement, and coordination determine whether your push succeeds or fails.
Choose your summons and watch your strategy come alive.
Your deck is your game plan. Build a living arsenal of ten summons and three Wildcards that define how you fight. Every card adds possibility: tanks that hold the line, blitzers that dive for the goal, tricksters that disrupt, and Wildcards that buff your team.
Winning isn't just about reflexes; it's about building a deck that adapts. Mix aggression with control, coordinate with your teammate's loadout, and evolve your strategy with every match.
Your deck is your identity.
Your Champion is your presence in the Arena, the fighter who brings your strategy to life. Each Champion has unique abilities that complement your summons, but Wildcard is about teamwork.
Victory comes from synchronizing your Champion’s abilities with your summons’ advances and your partner’s plays. Support the push, protect breakthroughs, and strike when the moment's right.
Great Champions fight in sync.
Step into competitive arenas built for high-stakes 2v2 battles. Each layout offers unique challenges from sightlines and elevations to tactical opportunities that reward coordination and map awareness.
Work with your teammate to coordinate summons, combos, and positioning. Break through defenses, take down the Goalie, shatter the Shield, and claim that Core.
Every perfectly timed play brings you closer to victory.
The stage is set, your deck is ready, and your team awaits.
Will you lead your summons to glory and master your Champion’s potential?
The only way to know is to step into the Arena.
Fame and Glory await the bold.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Кроме трениторки,где просто дубасишь нпс, больше не куда заходить
JOGO ABANDONADO E FRACO
The gameplay is very smooth, and the variety of team compositions keeps the competitive scene constantly evolving. Updates are frequent, and the community is very active, regularly participating in tournaments.
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fun, unique, easy to pick up, lots of depth to keep playing for.
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The game is awesome the community manager seems nice, I wish I wouldn't have left the discord and lost out on that alpha tester tittle after seeing it a bit more polished it was great, if you like arena games it most certainly hits that pvp fun feeling after you get used to the different summons.
I really liked the proposal; they definitely still have a lot of work ahead polishing it. There’s still a lot of content missing—more heroes, more cards, maps... One very important observation: every card-based game I’ve played that allowed players to buy cards with real money went bankrupt. They become pay-to-win. I strongly recommend reconsidering real-money card purchases and focusing monetization on skins instead.
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It gave me Clash Royale vibes so I downloaded it. It is pretty confusing (I skipped the tutorial) but I like the concept, there is some weird mechanics and not everything seems balanced. I can win the game in a 30 second push (against bots) after getting destroyed the game. My biggest gripe is how incredibly unoptimized the game is, if the finals can have physics destruction of a skyscraper with 70 frames on medium settings I don't know why this game needs to run like a potato on the lowest settings.
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