Trading Cards

Posted on 07. Feb, 2009 in Misc

Nowadays computer games control children imagination and the world of gaming. But imagination and creativity can also be stimulated by other, more personal and less high tech games. Computer games have the advantage of being online playable but more live interaction among children is also stimulating and important. In this high tech computer dominated gaming context, a new collectible card game brings a wonderful option that is sure to keep children away from the computers.

Herobits, a collectible card game, brings players face to face in a friendly game that stimulates the imagination. As you have to go trading cards to complete your series of sci-fi heroes, the story around those characters keeps growing.

Herobits can be played by 2 or more players that have a 50 card deck each and every Herobit character is created by an artist. Trading card artists are all talented professionals that add their talent and personality to the Herobits game.
Delivering action and fun, Herobits is sure to attract children of all ages and even sci-fi adult fans. Herobits will be in North American game stores beginning next month, on June 21, 2009. More information about the Herobits game and this imaginary world can be found on the official site