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Tactical iOS card game Age of Rivals now matching all-time low at $2 (Reg. $4)

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Age of Rivals is an “anti-deckbuilding” card game featuring competitive strategy. It covers everything from “great pyramids and war elephants to sneaky spies and crafty merchants.” Regularly $4 on the App Store, it is now 50% off at just $1.99. This is matching the lowest price we have tracked in years. With the ability to play both online and off, it includes 12 unique characters with over 200 cards and special abilities. There are no IAPs here to ruin the experience either. Rated 4+ stars from hundreds. More details below.

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iOS Universal: Age of Rivals: $2 (Reg. $4)

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Age of Rivals:

Age of Rivals was inspired by strategy boardgames and designed to be ideal for 1 or 2 players to play in 10 minutes with plenty of depth and replayability. It’s the “anti-deckbuilding” CCG, where having only minimal control over your deck encourages endless variety in each game and puts the focus on in-the-moment tactical decision-making.

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