DIfference between versions?

[Gibby]

I haven't played the first version (non prologue) yet, can anyone tell me the difference between the two games before i purchase it plz??

[feist]

Isn't prologue just a demo?

[MarcyVi]

Prologue is just a demo, you get only the first tier of card packs out of 8 tiers

[malogoss]

True, more types of cards.

But also, more types of items too, more possible employees, more shop expansion including access to the part behind that black door you can't open in the prologue, more furniture.

[Jiminimity]

Originally posted by malogoss:

True, more types of cards.

But also, more types of items too, more possible employees, more shop expansion including access to the part behind that black door you can't open in the prologue, more furniture.

Have they introduced multiple card games, or is that still on the chopping block? As much as I love selling Chinpokomon at my local store, I was hoping to sell some 'Egyptian Monster Duel Game', 'Sorcery: The Joining' or 'Martial Artist Ball Collectors'.

This looks like a rip on the game, but I actually really love it, I just can't remember the stand in name for Pokemon so I went with the South Park version, and I couldn't think of stand-in names for Yu-Gi-Oh or Dragon Ball.

TL;DR: Did they add games other than the pokemon stand-in?

[malogoss]

Originally posted by King Bat Guano:

TL;DR: Did they add games other than the pokemon stand-in?

It's only "Tetramon" cards so far, even in the full game.
You know how in the prologue you get Pigni (a pig/boar) from a blue pack? In the full game there are yellow, purple and red packs too. Each color provides the "evolutions" of cards found in blue packs, like Pigni, with different art on each card. So 4 versions of each monster... hence the name "Tetramon", easy to remember it that way ;)

Then there's a whole 2nd set of cards called "Destiny". It's all the same cards as above, but with a different background on the cards. More expensive, 4 new types of packs for that Destiny set.

So all in all, 8 different types of packs to buy and sell. You slowly unlock them as you progress, level up your shop and buy licenses for them.

[Jiminimity]

Originally posted by malogoss:

Originally posted by King Bat Guano:

TL;DR: Did they add games other than the pokemon stand-in?

It's only "Tetramon" cards so far, even in the full game.
You know how in the prologue you get Pigni (a pig/boar) from a blue pack? In the full game there are yellow, purple and red packs too. Each color provides the "evolutions" of cards found in blue packs, like Pigni, with different art on each card. So 4 versions of each monster... hence the name "Tetramon", easy to remember it that way ;)

Then there's a whole 2nd set of cards called "Destiny". It's all the same cards as above, but with a different background on the cards. More expensive, 4 new types of packs for that Destiny set.

So all in all, 8 different types of packs to buy and sell. You slowly unlock them as you progress, level up your shop and buy licenses for them.

This honestly sounds excellent, I've also noticed plenty of other things to buy and sell as well, so I'm all in as soon as possible.

[malogoss]

Yeah, for the play mats alone, I think I unlocked 12-13 models that I can sell so far, with 3-4 more to go. Plus all the plushies (I think those come in even more different models than the play mats do), dice, etc, it really is a lot of stuff.

[Jiminimity]

For those that see this, I purchased the full version and honestly, it's worth the switch. There's enough there to really make it more worth it!

[Arkane Wisdom]

question, does the prologue transfer the save to the full version?

nevermind just saw the other post asking this same question.

[Comos]

dang i am half way through downloading prolouge jus to find out you only get the first tier of packs! Broke people like me be going to roblox lol

[Comos]

i am gonna play it anyway tho