Millennium Blades

2016 · Card Game

Millennium Blades

Players assume the roles of friends who play and collect a fictional collectible card game within the simulation. Over the course of a session they build decks, buy and sell cards, open booster packs, and manage a personal collection that affects tournament play. Gameplay alternates between market phases—trading cards, speculating on value, and acquiring collections—and competitive phases—constructing decks from available pools and competing in tournaments for points. Multiple sessions can link into a campaign that raises stakes and introduces more powerful cards while resetting balance so each season remains competitive.

Players
2–5 best 4
Playing time
80–120 min
Age
12+
Complexity
3.6 / 5
7 on Ludoyafrom $80.00Real-timeDeck, Bag, and Pool BuildingSet CollectionHand Management

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Full stats in Ludoya
62
Plays logged
108
Players
2h 11m
Average play
27
In collections
11
On wishlists

7.0/10

from 12 Ludoya reviews

  • Mestremuten5.0

    Rating: 3/5 Production value: 2/4 Is the game in my collection/Love to have?: 0/1

    First impressions · 1 play

  • Benjamín Amorín8.0

    I was really afraid of this one and finaly I felt in love. So complete, it really feels like you're playing like a hardcore CCG gamer, and burns your brain on a lovely way. Unique game, can be played with 2p but you miss some things that make the game complete.

    No plays logged

  • Mario López Menés8.0

    Fantastic, wacky game about the CCG world. Ths game is different from any other thing I've ever played. PROS - The mechanics match the theme beautifully. It gives you the feeling of ripping card boosters and grabbing rare cards without spending a cent! - There's something for everyone. If you're not big in deck-building, going for a set collection game allows you to score a ton of victory points too. - The ultimate deck-building experience. Hundreds of combos to discover in order to win the tournaments. - The theme is awesome. Homages and smirky, nerdy references are everywhere! Whatever aspect of pop culture you like, it's probably somewhere in this game. CONS - Huge cognitive load. Not a game to play if you're not fully charged and ready to try your brain limits. - Questionable graphic design that makes it appear even more nerdy and obscure. - Much less appealing if you're not into CCGs, as you will miss some jokes and more importantly the feeling of opening boosters and collecting cards.

    Played it 3 times

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