Kards

Kards is a free-to-play, World War II-themed digital collectible card game developed and published by 1939 Games, an independent game development studio based in Iceland. The game combines traditional collectible card game mechanics with strategic elements inspired by classic war games.

Gameplay revolves around constructing decks of cards representing military units, weaponry, and support elements from various nations involved in World War II, including the United States, Great Britain, Germany, the Soviet Union, and Japan. Players then engage in turn-based battles against each other, deploying units to the battlefield and using card effects to outmaneuver their opponent and destroy their headquarters.

Kards distinguishes itself from other collectible card games through its focus on historical accuracy and strategic depth. The game incorporates real-world military tactics and historical events into its card mechanics and gameplay, requiring players to think strategically about resource management, unit positioning, and battlefield control. Card abilities often reflect the historical roles and strengths of the units they represent.

The game's economy is based on acquiring new cards through booster packs, crafting, and completing in-game challenges. Players can earn in-game currency to purchase packs or use real money to accelerate their card collection. Kards also features a ranking system for competitive play.