Pokémon Trading Card Game
A digital adaptation of the Pokémon TCG where players duel AI opponents using customized decks. Features cards from the Base Set, Jungle, and Fossil expansions with RPG-style progression.
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About This Retro Game
Faithfully recreates the physical TCG experience with rules for Energy cards, Evolutions, and Trainer cards.
Includes all 226 cards from the first three TCG expansions (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil) to collect and build decks.
Story mode has players challenging 8 Club Masters to earn Medals and ultimately defeat the Grand Masters.
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