Shadowverse is a solid effort from the people at Cygames, a CCG with an original story, a long campaign and intuitive mechanics. There's also a copious amount of content in both single and multiplayer.


Shadowverse: Champion's Battle
2020 Marvelous USA, Inc.80Great
Playtime
LongTypically 80 hours
Playable on
Details
- Launch
- November 5, 2020
- Developer
- -
- Publisher
- Marvelous USA, Inc.
- Themes
- -
Overview

Late to your first class as the newest transfer student at Tensei Academy, you run into Hiro Ryugasaki, self-professed super fan of the popular card battle game Shadowverse. He introduces you to his friends and they eagerly show you how to play the game. Explore all the unique locations in and around your new school, where events and encounters await where you least expect them! Team up with your friends to help your classmates, enter in various tournaments, and aim to become national champion, all while working to save the Shadowverse Club.
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Reception
- Metacritic82from 18 reviews
- OpenCritic81from 12 reviews
Shadowverse is a JRPG with a serviceable story and deep, enjoyable TCG gameplay anyone can pick up.
Champion's Battle is, in short, fun. There is plenty to do and, even though the price-tag is a bit on the high side, it is a complete game. Any foibles are minor and easy to overlook if you just want to enjoy a card-based strategy RPG.
Shadowverse: Champions Battle is a highly enjoyable card-based RPG. You don’t need to be familiar with the anime to get into this. This is a great title to sink absurd hours into whether you have 5 minutes or 5 hours to spare. Accessible for newbies while offering plenty of incentive to card veterans. The last card-based RPG I sunk this much time into...
Shadowverse: Champion’s Battle has an identity and an audience of its own, but always looks to attract more people. The definite upsides are a card game with DVD-quality anime cutscenes, unforgettable characters, and a nice story to complete the package. The downsides are some jarring animations with NPCs, and graphical pop-in keep this from being something...








