Gensou Suikoden Card Stories
A spin-off of the Suikoden series featuring card battle gameplay set in the Suikoden universe. Players collect character cards from across the series to build decks and duel opponents in strategic turn-based battles.
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About This Game
Released only in Japan in 2001, this GBA title adapts Suikoden's rich lore into a collectible card game format with over 200 cards featuring characters from the first three Suikoden games.
Gameplay combines traditional card battling with Suikoden's signature rune magic system, allowing players to activate special abilities when certain card combinations are played.
Includes a story mode following original protagonist Shiro and cameo appearances from fan-favorite characters like Tir McDohl and Viktor.
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