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Final Fantasy IX has a card game similar to VIII (but not as fun).

In Castlevania Circle of the moon you collect cards and combine them to get new powers, it's a fun meachanic.

There's also pazaak from Knights of the Old Republic, but I never got into it because the cards are just numbers over a red or blue background, pretty ugly, but I've heard it fun.

Witcher 3 has a card minigame called Gwent, extremely addictive as well

>>49610
The drop rate for these cards in Circle of the Moon is very low, I finished the game with only half a dozen of them. I don't know if it's normal or if I was very unlucky.

>>49729
Completely normal. On my first walkthrough I got like half of them, later I decided I wanted to pick them all up and looked up a guide, some monsters I had to kill a lot of times for them to drop the card.

You mean like all of the trading card video games?
Or do you mean something else?

>>49605
I think Baten Kraitos was card based if I remember right, haven't played in years. Or maybe Kingdom hearts chain of memories?

Not really sure I'd call either 'card' based so much as your moves/skills happen to be on cards. I assume you don't mean games like Hearthstone which are straight up card games.

>>49605
Etherlords 2

I wanted to play the Yugioh PS1 game until I realized it's nothing like the actual game.
Not what anyone is looking for, but some of the DBZ games for the Famicom and Super Famicom had a battle system focused on cards. I like to think that had no clear idea in how to adapt the story into a game until Street Fighter 2 made fighting games big.
Also, what roguelikes have card based elements?

Wanna try Hearthstone?

>>49727
They made a separate game out of it too. I never played it though, I shit on CD Projews.

>>49605
Like M:tG Arena?