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The Eye of Judgment: Legends (2010)

PlayStation Portable

4.00 from 1 rating

17 members have it in their collection · 10 backlogged · 7 wish listed

The Eye of Judgment brings fast-paced virtual card battles to PSP. All the action takes place on the PSP itself, so there's no need for extra peripherals such as a camera or physical cards, making this a fun and accessible game for players of all skill levels. The Eye of Judgement: Portable features a brand new single player story created … Read more
The Eye of Judgment brings fast-paced virtual card battles to PSP. All the action takes place on the PSP itself, so there's no need for extra peripherals such as a camera or physical cards, making this a fun and accessible game for players of all skill levels. The Eye of Judgement: Portable features a brand new single player story created exclusively for the PSP version, which challenges you to defeat rival characters while traveling around the magical EOJ world. Battles take place using digital on-screen cards, and as the adventure progresses, players can acquire new abilities by building their digital card collection. The ultimate goal is to obtain sufficient cards and special powers to confront and defeat Scion, Biolith Lord in a final showdown. Read less
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Details

Genres
Card & Board Game, Turn-based strategy (TBS)
Themes
Action
Series
The Eye of Judgment

Release dates

  • Apr 11, 2010 (Worldwide) PlayStation Portable
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Slantindicular

Status Slantindicular Aug 1, 2019

Just couldn't get into this one. The mechanics feel a little too forced leading to clunky gameplay. Obviously inspired by Triple Triad, but somehow not as good as that JRPG mini game. If you have a PSP just play Yu-Gi-Oh instead. Faster, more engaging gameplay, smoother in execution, and way more card variety.

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