6 /10 1 Votes
Developer(s) Dex Entertainment Inc. Mode(s) Two-player online Publisher Media Blasters Platform Adobe Flash Player | 6/10 Steam Release date(s) JP: 2004
NA: 2008 Initial release date 2004 Genre Card game | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Alteil online card battle game
Alteil (アルテイル, Aruteiru) is a story-driven, Flash-based online collectible card game produced by Dex Entertainment and published by Media Blasters. It was released in Japan in 2004, and released in English in 2008. Alteil claims to be the most popular online card game in its home country). The images on the online cards were designed by a team of Japanese fantasy artists, and the playing style is different from many other traditional card games. The game is no longer managed by Dex Entertainment, but is currently managed by GP Core Edge (a subsidiary of Gamepot). Recently, this game has been re-released to North America by the company Apocoplay as of October 6, 2012.
Contents
- Alteil online card battle game
- Alteil japan s 1 online trading card game tutorial pt 1
- Gameplay
- Cards
- References
Besides the main game, Alteil also contains three minigames: Lavato Hero's (ラヴァートヒーローズ, Ravāto Hīrōzu), Napoleon (ナポレオン～ラヴァート大決戦～, Naporeon ~Ravāto Daikessen~), and Mirage Master (ミラージュマスター, Mirāju Masutā). Only Mirage Master is currently available in the English version.
Alteil japan s 1 online trading card game tutorial pt 1
Gameplay
A game of Alteil usually lasts between fifteen and twenty minutes. Since the internet allows players to use virtual gameplay techniques, players are able to do things which they couldn't do using physical cards. For instance, players can have the same card from their deck in multiple files (files are groupings of cards that are used in a match), choose cards to use from the entire deck rather than drawing cards from the deck and using them a hand, and complex mathematics can be implemented without disrupting the pace of the game. Players in the game are referred to as Iczers (イクサー, Ikusā).
Cards
The cards are separated into four element like groups called Spheres of Influence. These spheres are individually called: Refess (リフェス, Rifesu), Lawtia (ローティア, Rōtia), Gowen (ゴウエン, Gouen), and Falkow (ファルカウ, Farukau). Cards of a sphere typically have similar strengths and weaknesses.