How to play the TCG Star Wars Unlimited

Fantasy Flight Games is thrilled to announce the TCG Star Wars™: Unlimited, a brand-new trading card game of endless possibilities!
This is a fast-paced, strategic card game for everyone, whether you are a hardcore Star Wars fan, a longtime player of trading card games (TCGs), or anywhere in between!
In this card game, you build a deck using cards you acquire from randomized booster packs, and each of those cards has different strengths, weaknesses, and abilities. The game is called "Unlimited" for a reason; with over 200 cards in the first set-Spark of Rebellion-alone, there are countless strategies and combinations just waiting to be discovered. Choose your leader, build your deck, expand your collection, and launch yourself into a galaxy of unlimited potential!
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[@JendersGaming]

Subscribe if you like Star Wars! ❤

[@michaelheppler991]

Looking forward to playing the game. Thanks for the review.

[@JendersGaming]

I like it a lot, easy to learn but ao much to do in it and so many cards to use! Thank you, and thx for watching ❤

[@akioasakura3624]

I see Star Wars I click 😂😂

[@JendersGaming]

This is a comment I LOVE! I do the same thing haha 😄 ❤️

[@MrSlicker13]

Can an exhausted unit “defend” and do damage when the target of an attack?

[@JendersGaming]

No you can't, unless it's some kind of ability.

[@iranianhorror6935]

i dont like starwars but i bought a rpg starwars game yesterday😂

[@JendersGaming]

Hahahaha, well you never know you might love it!

[@professorstewart6379]

I have not had a good experience with this game. I've tried many different types of decks, different versions of those decks, and played dozens of games and I've come away with the feeling that this game is simplistic and unoriginal. It's mishmash of things from other card games, but ports over none of the nuance or strategy from those games. It's just about who gets the biggest pieces on the board first and once one player does, the game is over almost immediately. Matches are too fast, too frantic, and feel like you're just beating each other with the biggest stick possible. Every time I tied to develop strategy, the match still came down to who had the bigger unit. I'm baffled that this is the game Fantasy Flight is putting this big push behind. It's hard to see it catching on once the initial hype is over. I guess we'll see, but it just wasn't for me.

[@JendersGaming]

In one way, yes I do agree with you, but then again if you just want an easy, simle TCG without having to put down hourts and hours, this is perfect. Also for new players that wants to get into the hobby, then this is great. But of course if you are looking for a heavy TCG where you can spend hours, well this is not it :)