Density Deck
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While journeying through Cairo, I encountered locals engrossed in a novel card game amidst the city's ravaged and perilous conditions. Those who remained found solace in this game, utilizing it to resolve conflicts. Astonishingly, I even witnessed rival gangs with colored rock skin employing the game to negotiate turf disputes. Allegedly originating from street kids in Baghdad, this game is known as "Density Deck."
At its core, the game centers around a deck comprising 50 distinctive cards, each characterized by unique color affiliations and power levels. The objective for players is to assemble a hand with a superior total power compared to their opponents.
Designed to establish a distinctive presence in the digital card gaming universe, Density Deck stands at the crossroads of strategy, competition, and virtual economies, seamlessly blending elements from classic card games and contemporary gaming mechanics.
The primary goal of the game is for a player to survive. You must outsmart your opponents and minimize any negative effects to win each round. If you lose the round, damage will be dealt based on the power level the table has built up. Once a player runs out of hit points, they are eliminated, and the last player remaining is declared the winner.
There are 3 different game types: Arcade mode, Classic games, and Tournaments. See Game Types and Rewards for more details.
All players will be ranked by their actual play and gain levels within those ranks. See Matchmaking and Ranks for more information.
At the core of the online multiplayer experience, the matchmaking system swiftly connects players with similar ranked opponents for engaging gameplay. Following a confirmation, players gain access to the pre-game lobby. See Matchmaking and Ranks for details.
Streaks allow winning players to risk their rewards in an attempt to multiply them. A player can risk up to 3 times. More wins in a streak = exponential rewards. Streaks of 2, 3, and 4 will provide opportunities for the daring. See Game distribution for more information.
Streaks. Go big or go home.
