1996 card game of futuristic mecha battles in the 21st century. Anime-style art credited to "Dolphin Meat", "Hunger", "Bud", Scott Roberts and "Sledgehammer".
Contents: 2 9"x11", double-sided, loose pages. (The first has the rules. The second has appendices containing a list of all Frames and Systems, pre-designed Frames, sample missions, and templates for use designing new Frame cards.) 108 rectangular (non-rounded edge, non-laminated) cards, divided into 12 double-sided Frame cards, 36 System cards, 12 Terrain cards, and 48 Action cards.
Gameplay: Player take on the roles of mecha pilots and divide themselves into two teams. They design their mecha with Frame and System cards, and then arrange terrain cards in a line to form the field of battle. Each turn, players exchange movement and fire until the designated end-game is reached. Different scenarios have different victory conditions, from destroying the opposing frames to devastating the Terrain cards.
Expansions were promised, but to my knowledge were never released.
Card Game, Science Fiction · Area Movement, Campaign / Battle Card Driven, Dice Rolling, Hand Management, Open Drafting, Team-Based Game
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