Game · Riftbound
Riftbound pack simulator: open real boosters
Real rarities, current market prices and your balance. Would the pack pay off? Try it for free.
- Real rarities
- Market prices
- 3 packs a day
- Free
Games
CardPulse TCG has two free games that run in your browser on phone and desktop. In the pack simulator you open virtual boosters and see what the cards would be worth. In Battle of Cards you guess which of two cards is worth more and compete for a place on the leaderboard.
Virtual boosters of current sets. Pack structure and rarities follow the real booster, and every pulled card carries a current market price. Odds are approximations, because the publisher does not release them.
You see whether a pack would have paid off without spending anything. Your best cards go into a separate simulation collection that never mixes with your real cards. You can share the result as an image.
Without an account you can open 3 packs per set per day, with a free account 5. The limit resets at midnight.
Two cards from different sets, each shown with its own booster. You tap the card that costs more according to TCGplayer. You have 10 seconds.
You learn to judge card prices and can rank on the world leaderboard and in your own country, with a flag next to your nickname. Right answers in a row multiply your points.
Yes. The pack simulator and Battle of Cards are free. The account is free too.
No. Without an account you can open 3 packs per set per day and play Battle of Cards. Guest results are not saved. With an account you keep your simulation collection and appear on the leaderboard.
From TCGplayer, as the market price in US dollars, converted to the currency of the site. These are market prices, not the price of a single shop.
No. It is a simulation. Cards from virtual packs have no value outside the game and are not added to your real collection.
They come close. Pack structure and rarities follow the real booster, but the publisher gives no official odds, so they are approximations.
Yes. Both games run in your phone browser, no app needed.
Yes. The pack simulator and Battle of Cards also exist for Pokémon, in a separate section.
More on CardPulse TCG: collection and card tracker, Deal Radar and games for Pokémon.