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One Piece Card Game

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One Piece Card Game is a two-player collectible card game published by Bandai in 2022 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Japanese manga One Piece. Each player takes the role of a leader character and builds a deck of character cards, then uses those characters to attack the opponent. A player wins by reducing the opposing leader to zero life cards and then landing one further attack. Board Game Matcher lists a typical session at about sixty minutes, rates its complexity as medium, and names deck construction, hand management, multi-use cards and take-that play among its mechanics. It is filed as a card game with a movie, television and radio theme, which reflects its basis in a licensed franchise, and it sits in the tradition of collectible card games built around deck building and careful hand management.

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2022 1
Playing Time Band
30 to 90 Minutes 2
Age Suitability
Family 2
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Two-Player 1
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Card Game 1
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released by Bandai in Japan on July 8, 2022
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1. One Piece Card Game (Board Game Matcher)
  • Details, Year
    2022
  • Summary line
    One Piece Card Game is a board game for 2 players
  • Categories
    Card Game
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2. Wikipedia, One Piece Card Game
  • Development and publication
    The new card game was released by Bandai in Japan on July 8, 2022, and globally on December 2, 2022.
  • Infobox: ages
    8+
  • Infobox: playing_time
    35 to 60 minutes
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