Triple Triad Trading Card Game 4+

Name: Triple Triad Trading Card Game
Rating: 4.2 (90 reviews)
Author: Roman Bubnov

Popular TCG from FFVIII

Roman Bubnov

Designed for iPad

- 4.2 • 90 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Triple Triad is a popular free trading card game originating from Final Fantasy VIII with online multiplayer.

According to the FFVIII Ultimania the trading card game was created by a psychic named Orlan who modified fortune-telling cards for use in a game, coining the official name "Triple Triad." Triple Triad TCG was initially played among soldiers, but spread to the common people and by the time of Final Fantasy VIII's events, the game is extremely popular among all age groups.

- Collect powerful cards and create mighty decks.
- Win the cards your opponent
- Receive gils for winning
- Change gils to cards in the game shop
- Become the preeminent collector cards in great CCG

Apr 10, 2023

Version 1.8.48

- Fixed a critical bug when clicking on any inn-app purchase button and then canceling the action.
- Fixed switch function between old and new designs of cards. Previously, when switching, sometimes sprites could disappear.

4.2 out of 5

90 Ratings

Good game

So far so good. I loved this in FF8, so I'm glad to play it.

Thanks for your feedback. We updated the application and fixed many problems. Hope you enjoy!

Amazing!

Whoever built this did a fantastic job. It’s free but runs like a legit game worth $10-$20 at minimum. Plus they added new cards from FF7 and FF9. My only request is to change up the rules occasionally (open, no plus/same, etc.)

Overall 5/5

Pay to steal cards

Paid to buy cards and then the computer steals them with cheap wins. So it actually took my money. And if you do manage to win, you can’t pick the computers best cards. But they can and will take yours and then they’re gone.

Hello, thanks for the feedback. When you win, you can pick up any card that you turned blue. The same rule works with AI - it can only take your cards that are turned red.

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