KARDS - The WW2 Card Game

KARDS - The WW2 Card Game

1939 Games
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500,000+ Downloads

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What we found

Command a World War II card army

KARDS - The WW2 Card Game is a collectible card game for players who like military history, deck-building and deliberate tactical matches. You assemble a force from infantry, tanks, aircraft, naval units and battlefield orders, then use it to push across a frontline and take control of the fight. It suits players who want more planning than a quick card duel, with positioning and timing shaping each battle.

Build around national strengths

Choose from major World War II powers including the United States, Germany, Britain, the Soviet Union and Japan, alongside France, Italy, Poland and Finland. Each nation brings its own units and tactics, while mixed decks let you combine a main force with support from another nation. The card pool covers more than 1,000 historically based units and orders, giving deck-builders plenty of room to test different approaches.

Several ways to play

  • Player-versus-player: Take custom decks into online matches against other commanders.
  • Campaigns: Play through single-player scenarios based on World War II battles.
  • Draft: Build a temporary deck from a changing selection of cards.
  • Blitz tournaments: Compete in short eight-player events.

A proven pick for strategy fans

KARDS supports play across mobile and PC, with account linking for carrying progress between platforms. New cards, events and other additions give regular players reasons to revisit their decks. Developed by 1939 Games, it holds a 4.44/5 rating from 22,645 reviews and has passed 500,000 installs. That makes it an easy recommendation for anyone looking for a substantial historical card game rather than a lightweight solitaire-style app.