Survivor continues until one person is left standing. If you lose three times, you’ll be removed from the game. In-between rounds, you can swap out cards in your hand for a random one on your bench or from your deck. This allows you to get rid of a card you don’t want, and then potentially earn one you didn’t think you needed. Here’s where it gets extra-interesting: before you battle, you’ll be asked to trade a card from your hand with your opponent. Each round, you’ll be matched up against one other player and battle it out in a WILD-type kinda format. This is a “closed pack” mode, meaning the deck you’ll use is a randomly assigned one and the five cards dealt to your hand will be used during in-game matches. In this mode, you’ll be tasked with becoming the sole survivor in a real-time tournament giving you the experience and excitement of being at a real-life event but with less in-person interaction and more digital cards! Survivor is a new mode that will, like modes tend to do, live on the main menu. In the meanwhile, we wanted to take one of those deeper dives into some of the bigger new features. It’s kinda what we’ve been doing for the last eight (!!!) years so we’re not all that concerned about sticking the landing. Our goal has been to add more variety and complexity to play without sacrificing the pick-up-and-go nature of the SuperCard. Our new features touch basically every part of the game PVP, PVE, basic battle and rewards are all seeing new stuff with the release of Chapter 1 this fall.

It’s difficult to encapsulate Season 8: Chapter 1’s feature set into a punchy one-liner, so we made it a three-parter.

Can you feel that electricity in the air?

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