Triple Triad: Tournament of the Elements

This is Triple Triad from Final Fantasy VIII with 363 total cards. To put that into perspective, Final Fantasy VIII has 110 cards, and Final Fantasy XIV has approximately 320.

Players choose from one of thirty selectable established Final Fantasy characters to be their avatar in a game world where a deity named Dionysos, a god of revelry, pierced through the multiverse to invite characters from all universes to come and play Triple Triad in his Palace of Revelry with the promise of a grand prize to anyone capable of winning all six elemental tournaments. There are no battles, no levels, just CARDS!

Players can enter card tournaments, practice in their team headquarters, interact with many NPCs (who will either play cards, offer side quests, or just chat), or engage in side activities such as an extensive Final Fantasy trivia game or search for Gilgamesh's weapons which have been scattered throughout the Palace of Revelry. Cards can be won in matches, purchased, or acquired through activities/quests. They can even be sold for gil in order to buy booster packs!

Low on gil and can't afford to enter the tournaments? There are also four mini-games that you can take part in! Hide and Kupo involves playing a timed game of hide and seek with a moogle named Kupop, the Flan Parlor is a guessing game featuring coloured flans, the Trivia Den features 160 Final Fantasy related trivia questions to answer, and play slots via a slot machine on the promenade map to potentially earn massive amounts of credits which can be exchanged for gil!

While this is primarily just a fun thing I wanted to do in my spare time, which I wasn't even originally going to post on any sites, it is also a game and I hope that it is one that my fellow Triple Triad junkies will appreciate!

- Four mini-games to help players earn gil quickly.
- Six card tournaments to enter.
- Thirty characters to choose from.
- Over one hundred opponents to play cards against.
- Over hundred and seventy trivia questions to answer.
- Three hundred and eighty one cards to collect.
- Thirty rooms throughout the game world to explore.
- Several secrets littered throughout the game world!
- Countless hours of card gaming action!