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# About

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Cross The Ages: TCG is a free-to-play card game based on the Cross The Ages (CTA) universe developed on Unity. It has been deployed since March 2023 on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS platforms.

This game features characters from Artellium, the world of Cross The Ages.&#x20;

The goal of the TCG is to provide an accessible, fun, innovative, and evolving game over several years where players will be in control of the economy. Whether you are a player who enjoys strategy, player-versus-player combat, or simply collecting and trading cards, you will have the choice.


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