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WWE SuperCard - Battle Cards

by 2K Games

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Latest updates

What's new in version 4.5.1.7872569

This latest update is one of many gifts this holiday season. Championships have rotated. New Holiday cards are now available. Kayla Braxton to be added as a new announcer card. And now Exclusive Draft Picks are available as rewards in many modes and events.

Product Details

Release Date: 2014

Date first listed on Amazon: August 14, 2014

Developed By: 2K Games

ASIN: B00MNOTWAK

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Product features

Build a card deck to dominate the board against other players
Face off in a PVP competitive card game as you try and locate the opponent’s game pieces
Play with friends & fight others in electrifying CCG action
Collect cards featuring WWE Superstars, NXT Superstars, WWE Legends, and WWE Hall of Famers

Product description

From the creators of NBA 2K, WWE 2K, and WWE 2K Battlegrounds, WWE SuperCard is the longest-running WWE game where competitive card games join legendary WWE Superstars! Get in on the action with Season 9 updates! Battle in new game modes and enjoy fresh updates & rewards. Superstars, get your battle cards ready!

Use card strategy skills to locate rival game pieces before they find you in all new TLC matches! Slam through the competition with countless WWE Superstars from your favorite eras and lead them to glory. TLC combines the excitement of action card games with one of the most popular match types in WWE history.

Enjoy competitive card games in tiered, real-time PVP matches like 24/7 Champions and other game modes. Have your card battles narrated by a popular WWE announcer for an authentic experience. Leg drop, Rock Bottom, and slam your opponent into the virtual mat with your ultimate team of Superstars!

Collect and battle cards with WWE Legends and Hall of Famers from throughout WWE history to become the ultimate card collector. Fight with WWE Legends like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, John Cena, Undertaker, and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. WWE SuperCard Champions await!

Action card collecting and WWE make the ultimate tag team. Become a champion in the ring and join millions of players in high-octane CCG gameplay.

The SuperCard universe expands with each update based on WWE Network premium-live-events such as Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, SummerSlam and more! Card battle with WWE Superstars and Legends alike from popular shows like SmackDown and Monday Night Raw.

Join reigning champion Roman Reigns and a slew of stars ready to rumble:
- Brock Lesnar
- Rey Mysterio
- Hulk Hogan
- Bianca Belair
- Drew McIntyre
- Asuka
- AJ Styles
- And much more!

WWE SUPERCARD FEATURES:

NEW TLC Game Mode
- Build a card deck to dominate the board against other players
- Face off in a PVP competitive card game as you try and locate the opponent’s game pieces
- Take out the competition as you fight for territory

Card Strategy & Battle
- Play with friends & fight others in electrifying CCG action
- Use strategy to rule the ring in this card collector game
- New equipment update lets you boost your talent’s abilities for an edge in matches!

WWE Card Collecting
- Collect cards featuring WWE Superstars, NXT Superstars, WWE Legends, and WWE Hall of Famers
- WWE Champions: Mr. T, André the Giant, “Macho Man” Randy Savage, Batista, Randy Orton, Big E, Becky Lynch, Finn Bálor, and more!
- Enjoy Champs Boost+ when using a WWE Superstar currently holding a championship
- Card collector abilities let you level up your cards in the Performance Center while offline
- WWE Network PPV event superstars join your deck through collectible cards

Action Card Games
- Survivor mode brings an all new look and feel to your card face-offs
- Atomic Drop: Win rewards by dropping tokens down a board
- Tag Team Takedown: Co-op games with epic rewards
- PVP multiplayer with real-time card battles
- Compete with the ultimate team in Team Battleground

Events, Challenges & Rewards
- Season 9 offers newly updated rewards
- Collect cards by opening weekly packs containing your favorite Superstars and unique prizes
- Card strategy game modes and rotating events shake up play and offer new cards
- Deck building just got stronger with daily log-in rewards and Open Challenges

Collect cards of WWE Superstars and battle in the new Season 9!

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Version: 4.5.1.7872569

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J. Butler

Fun Game, Hard for Newcomers

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2019

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There isn't much strategy to the game. Essentially, it is a race to see who can pull out the card with the highest numbers. Newcomers will have a hard time keeping up with older players as their decks will be more refined and powerful. Also, it is hard to be truly competitive without spending money.

Power creep is insane. The new season has common characters with stock stats around 5,000 points. A season or two ago, that would have been the ceiling for stats, not the starting point. I regularly see cards between 50k and 100k stat points. I once even faced someone with 200k. How is that fun? There is no way to win against someone like that without paying huge money.

Matching up with other players is a little broken. Basically, the game takes your higheset level card and places you in the tier for that card. So if your best card is an Ultimate (rare) and you have a bunch of hardened (common) cards filling out your deck - you will have a bad time. The game SHOULD calculate your total card score across your entire deck and average it against other players scores. That way it is a little more fair

Speaking of card types - they changed the naming convention. Used to be your typical card names - common, uncommon, rare, ultra rare, etc. Now it is hardened, elite, ultimate, etc. Coming into this from a previous season can be a little confusing. I was lucky to be new in season 5, so the change is less strange for me. But it is hard to look up guides online since most stuff refers to the old naming scheme

Lots of inactive and dead guilds. You join a guild hoping to play some team battlegrounds, but it never happens. Half your team probably hasn't logged on in months and the team leader is equally inactive. Once you join a team, there is a 24 cooldown to leave and find a new one. This can make finding a progressive team very hard. You are basically forced to go a forum or website and find other players who still actually care.

I will say that the game is pretty fair with login rewards and free daily packs. You get a pack every 4 hours and you can watch an ad for one more pack each refresh. You can also watch an add to refill you stamina to keep playing your favorite game mode. As long as you can stand watching a 30 second ad, you can play forever.

The pack store is extremely over priced. Most decent packs will run about 1000 credits, and credits are few and far between - unless you spend your real money.

There doesn't seem to be a way to forfeit a match. The previous event (road to glory) is a 4 match, 4 round event. So you will need about 16 decent cards to advance. It is a bummer to realize within the first round that you are severely underleveled and have to watch yourself get pummeled for 3 more rounds. The only thing you can do is quit the app and relaunch. Not very intuitive.

Amazon's version of this game has no online game service to link an account to - to transfer your gameplay or save your progress. Sure you can save locally, but if your kindle breaks or you decide to upgrade, you can't transfer the data. Any money you spent and your cards are stuck on the original device. I guess you can link a facebook, but lots of people don't have one or would rather not link their personal profile to a game. Android has the google game center and apple has their own game center to link progress. Not really many options for Amazon

I find that the game is waiting for the network a lot. I don't know if it is the games servers having issues, or my router, or the kindles wifi chip. But it can certainly slow down your playing and often lose a little progress, which is annoying

Overall, it is a mixed experience. I do find myself coming back and trying to level my cards, but it is disheartening to see so many HUGE numbers out in the wild. Worth checking out, but I wouldn't recommend spending money

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Stephanie McFarland

WWE supercard

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 21, 2022

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Thank you WWE superCard

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M. Graening

Simple, limited tap'n'wait, spending gives small advantage

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 26, 2014

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2k takes their similar formula from their NBA mobile game and applies it to the WWE franchise. Like most card games you collect various cards that represent various WWE Superstars and Divas. The cards have multiple tiers that have better stats.

While SuperCard may not be full of depth, it's simple and fun. Each card has 4 stats, Strength, Toughness, Speed, and Charisma. These can be leveled up by 'training' them, by taking other cards and using them on the 'base' card. You can also combine cards, to create a pro card (tip: you want to fully level both cards before combining them, it will the combined pro card significantly stronger).

The means to collect cards comes in three fashions. Playing exhibition, where matches can take 30seconds to 2 minutes depending on if you want to watch the animations or not. This wonderfully has no timer, you can do it as much as you want, as often as you want, whenever you want. You'll play "against" another player. While it is a real persons 5 card line up, the AI controls their actions. Which again, no timer to wait on, keeps things speeding along. The second way to win cards is with King of the Ring. This is about a 2 and half day tournament between around 20 players. You'll play every other person over the course of 2 days. There is about an hour between each match. In this mode you have a deck of 10. 5 that 'play' and 5 on your bench. the ones that play lose stamina, the ones that are on the bench regain stamina. Ultimately this mode will require you to get 'energy' cards, which you can purchase or win for free in exhibition mode. They drop frequent enough that you can easily get 5 to refill your team in a reasonable time frame. Once the round robin portion of the tournament ends, the top 8 move onto a best of 3 knockout tournament. The further you progress, the better the reward you get.

Of course the final way to get cards is to buy them. Luckily for free players, buying a card gives a minimal advantage as the game works on a 'tier' system. If you buy a card you'll jump past the initial tier and likely start losing m any of your matchups as your cards are not yet leveled. In the long run, you'll be further ahead than someone who didn't pay (outside of the extremely lucky)

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Bruno Antonelli

Supercars Isn't All That Super

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 27, 2016

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I would change a lot about this game. First off, the roster is no where near where it should be. Cards are scattered across all kinds of tiers ha do not make any sense. There are wrestlers in this game that are too powerful and wrestlers that are too weak. The tournaments take entirely way too long to compete and when you do get to the point of completion, the game destroys you with cards that are way better than yours and you are at a stand still. Purchasing cards is a joke. We bought a pack of Legendary to Wrestlemania Cards and it costed us 45 dollars, we received a useless Legendary card that we already got for free and a support card. Paying 45 dollars for a virtual card should guarantee you the tier that you want, at least. The prices are way to high and the payoff is way too small, I watched videos of live pack openings on youtube, a gentlemen opened 20 packs of cards and received only 1 Wrestlemania card. That is a lot of money to throw away on nothing. The weights of the packs are atrocious along with the price tags. Also, why not make it where you can trade cards with other players? Isn't that the main thing to consider with card games of this type? What are you going to do with eleven Stardust cards? You should be able to trade those for cards you actually want. The game is a great idea and is very well animated and looks fantastic, but the way the game works, needs a lot of work. A lot of work. I will continue to play, because I like it, but I am not happy with the way they do things. Most players are kids, and kids should no have to pay extraordinary amounts of money with hopes of getting their favorite superstar, to just be let down and broke. Please fix this broken system and you will have the best game available on mobile devices. Thank you.

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Commander

Zeitvertreib

Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on November 16, 2022

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Spiele es seit 2017 auch wenn es schon lange her ist kann man dieses gut zum zeitvertreib nutzen. man kann es auch gut ohne das ständige cashen spielen.

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