Industry
Back in 2006, a new CCG titled Xeko was launched by Amy Tucker. Xeko took a rather unique approach where the contents of the game were predicated on the endangered animals of the world. Similar to games like MetaZoo which use cultural folklore for the basis of their intellectual property,
TCG News
Ladies and gentlemen, we may have actually found a Kickstarter TCG worth a damn. Say hello to Zeitgeist - an indie project being carried out by Ricardo Pena of Mexico City. As of September 19th, the campaign has raised more than $6,000 and is aiming for a modest funding
D-SPIRITS
D-Spirits is the latest in trading card games (TCG) to raise large sums of money via Kickstarter. Is the game worth investing in or is just hype?
Akora
Akora is a Kickstarter-funded TCG based on a world of alchemy. It raised more than $270,000 and has some fairly compelling artwork.
Gameplay
Author: Kevin Cote Introduction What’s up, Casters! My name is Kevin, your friendly MetaZoologist, or official MetaZoo judge. When most people think of MetaZoo, they think of the amazing art and collectibility of the cards. However, I’m here to tell you competitive MetaZoo is POPPING OFF! Not only
Industry
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard about the newly trending card game known as MetaZoo. When we wrote about it a few months ago, the trajectory of the game was still somewhat unclear. Sure, there was a lot of hype -- but
Industry
In the world of TCGs, it has long been speculated that certain brands do not follow a random distribution when it comes to their most-valued cards. This practice, known as mapping, has been demonstrated at least once in Pokemon products. As seen in the video, the packs in the booster
Industry
Just when you thought things couldn't get any crazier, MetaZoo goes and drops another nuclear bomb on the community. In a press release from earlier today, the brand goes on to outline some crazy developments taking place in their company. Each item in this announcement is worthy of
Industry
After seeing the success of Kickstarter-funded TCGs like MetaZoo and Flesh & Blood, it did not take long for others to follow suit. A great example of this is Final Redemption — a TCG which managed to raise more than $100,000 on Kickstarter. Similar to most Kickstarter ideas, no part