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Open.Collect.Trade.
Open packs, complete your favorite franchises to earn their badges and level up, and try your luck in the raffles.
153,068 cards to collect
9 rarities
A free pack every 10 minutes
Store up to 10 packs, plus a bonus pack every 10 minutes that you open by watching an ad.
9 rarities
From Stinky to Diamond, with more and more spectacular reveals. And the Emerald, one of a kind, to win in raffles.
Franchises, badges and level
Gather every card of a franchise, studio or publisher to earn its badge, from Bronze to Diamond. Each badge raises your collector level.
Raffles
Trade your Shards for tickets and try to win an Emerald card, the only one of its kind.
How it works
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Open your packs
A free pack every 10 minutes, up to 10 in reserve. Each pack holds games, studios and publishers from all over the world.
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Complete franchises
Super Mario, Final Fantasy, Pokémon… Gather every card of a franchise, studio or publisher to earn its badge.
- 3
Trade and bid
Complete your collection with other players: trades, auctions and selling duplicates.
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Play mini-games
Between two packs, have fun with the site's mini-games.
Franchises to explore
See all 132 franchises →
Latest updates
- Card reviews and guest mode
Card reviews: rate a card from 1 to 5 and say what you think, from its details. Reviews also appear on the franchise's public page.
- The Arena takes a break
The Arena is closed for now while we rework it. The “Win an Arena fight” daily quest is removed.
- A livelier social feed
Message of the day: each day, write a short message above the social feed; it shows up in the feed of the players who follow you.
Frequently asked questions
What is VGCards?
An online collecting game: you open card packs and complete franchises (Super Mario, Final Fantasy, Zelda…), studios and publishers; every completed collection earns a badge and collector experience. The game also has auctions and trades between players, raffles, a card battle arena and mini-games.
Is it free?
Yes. A free pack arrives every 10 minutes, and every card can be earned by playing. There is nothing to buy with real money: in-game currencies and cards have no value outside the game.
Where does the card information come from?
From public information about games (release dates, studios, publishers, platforms, genres, player reviews), gathered from several databases and updated daily. A card's rarity depends on the game's popularity and reception. The team and the players complete and correct this catalog: franchise groupings, artwork, error reports.