It combines a Monopoly-style board traversal with a collectible card system that determines the creatures and spells each player uses to defend and attack territory, in customizable fifty-card decks drawn from a much larger pool. Published by NEC Interchannel, it earned a loyal fanbase for the strategic depth hidden behind its family-board-game appearance.
It's one of the most original offerings in PS2's strategy catalog: a hybrid genre that few franchises managed to sustain with such a distinct identity.
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