Tricks of the Trade

[Thorondor]

How to gain the upper hand? Such a fundamental question and applicable to a wide array of strategic affairs, but especially fitting it is for a game where the cards you hold ultimately dictate dire failure or rousing success. Tridek: Creatures of Galena is just such a double-dealing beast.

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Built for online competition and yet to be free to play it has a few things up its proverbial sleeve:

 

 

 

Welcome to the planet of Galena where powerful creatures under your control compete in the professional sport, Tridek.

 

 

Tridek evolves the traditional gaming experience of a Trading Card Game by innovating and enhancing the core features players expect in a card game. Tridek introduces a new resource system that removes the traditional waiting times found in TCGs without compromising the strategic depth. Gamers will be able to play using their own style by building decks to fit their own needs.

 

 

 

This digital trading card game under development at dreamfab, in Regensburg, Germany, is now entering closed beta, so don't discard the opportunity to register for it here.

 

 

If 'cheating' is not beneath you tricksters, then be aware that this offering is also presently raking in some much needed resources through its own Kickstarter project, and backers of certain tiers are being rewarded with immediate access to the beta, among other things.

[NoXTheRoXStaR]

I was never a big trading card game kinda guy, (my friends use to get me to try out magic the gathering, and pokemon back in the day) but I have to say that I've always enjoyed the art style that some of them use. Like this one ^.