Up until now, the game required you to sort packs, stock shelves, open Tetramon packs, and decide what to sell and what to keep.With the 1.0 update, something more profound changes: the Tetramon TCG is finally playable.You'll be able to build decks with cards collected at the counter and challenge opponents, as well as participate in tournaments against NPCs organized directly in your store.
This is no small detail.Until now, cards were merchandise, not game tools—now a shopkeeper can also sit down at the table and play them.The circle between management simulation and full-fledged TCG has closed.We'll see if the Tournament mode holds up to the challenge of an already crowded genre, but the idea of merging the two souls in the same title remains the most interesting idea seen in this genre of simulators in some time.
We at apocanow will keep an eye on the September 15 release and will tell you if the leap from management simulator to true TCG stands the test of time.
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