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Bandai Opens Pre-Registration For Digimon Alysion Card Game App
Bandai opened pre-registration for DIGIMON ALYSION, a free-to-play smartphone card game, on October 28.
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Why it matters
Bandai is putting the paper game's actual ruleset behind a free app rather than a simplified tie-in, which points the digital version at the competitive scene the physical card game already serves.
Key Facts
- Bandai opened pre-registration for DIGIMON ALYSION on October 28.
- DIGIMON ALYSION is a free-to-play smartphone card game scheduled for release in 2026 with some item purchases.
- The app keeps almost all Digimon Card Game systems and rules, including the memory system and evolution.
- The story mode is based on the free web manga and novel Digimon Liberator and follows protagonist Kanta Hondo.
- The app includes digitized versions of existing cards and new cards exclusive to the title, plus ranked matches and tournaments.
The app keeps almost all systems and rules of the Digimon Card Game, including the memory system and evolution, and adds cards made for the app plus ranked matches and tournaments. An original story mode follows Kanta Hondo, a beginner, with guide Futre and some voiced scenes. Release is set for 2026 with some item purchases.
The app draws its story mode from Digimon Liberator, the free web manga and novel published on the official Digimon Card Game site. Players follow Kanta Hondo, a card game beginner, as he learns the rules with help from his close friend Futre, and some scenes include character voice playback.
Existing Digimon Card Game cards appear as digitized versions, and the app adds cards that exist only in this title. Battle and strategy design is aimed at competitive play, with ranked matches and tournaments named as planned features. The release is scheduled for 2026 on smartphones as a free-to-play title with some item purchases.
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