JDG - Trading Card Game Mobile for PC

*Available in French only*

JDG - Trading Card Game Mobile is an amateur game made with no connection to the Joueur du Grenier team but adapting the card game created by this team.

This game is therefore a fan made. It uses the mechanics of the card game. If you want to support the attic player, don't hesitate to watch his Youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/joueurdugrenier.

The full rules can be found here: https://www.parkage.com/files/rules/regle_TCG_joueur-du-grenier_liste-de_cartes.pdf
A video presentation by the attic player team can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBtRhNC-jFc

Basically, it's a turn-based card game played by 2 players. The goal is to reduce the opponent's life points to 0 to win. The game ends when one of the players has won or one of the players has no more cards to draw.

Players start with 30 life and 30 cards in their draw pile. To reduce the opponent's life points, the player can place up to 4 summons on the field at the same time. Summons can have special effects, some even require special conditions described on the card to be summoned. Summon cards also serve as a bulwark to protect the player during the opponent's turn.

To increase the statistics of summon cards, one equipment card per summon on the field can be added.

Land cards offer advantages to summon cards of the same family.

Effect cards are used to trigger events during the game to turn the situation around.

Currently, it is played 2 on the same phone. It is advisable not to show the phone to the opponent when it comes to your turn to avoid showing your cards in hand. It does not take "Counter" cards into account at this time.

Upcoming improvements:
- Support for local multiplayer
- Adjust size for all screen types (Currently optimized for 2340x1080 px screens)
- Add sound effects

These are the main improvements I see for the next updates. Feel free to contact me for any suggestions or bug reports at the following address: wonderfulappstudio.paul.louis@gmail.com

Music by Yannick Crémer.