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Detailed features:
- Strategic and original gameplay – Place your cards on the game board and use strategic positioning to beat your opponents!
- Discover the world of Telaria – Follow the story of Leo and his friends in 12 challenging single player missions.
- Collect shogi monsters, evolve or combine them – Some will be cute, powerful or just plain ugly, but they will all stand beside you in battle!
- Real-time multiplayer – Challenge your friends online or face new people in a complete multiplayer experience.
- More than 40 achievements – Show your friends how it’s done by completing the game’s achievements!
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