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TCG Interview #83: Tacverse

I spoke with the creator of Tacverse! Here are his answers to my questions:

Q: Please describe your trading card game!
A: Tacverse is a handmade trading card game from Germany. We are all about the community, always making sure to give enough back. I have build a whole system around our cards, each card can be claimed once to receive its rarity value as “TACOINS”. They are Tacverse official currency and can be used to purchase cards, participate in auctions and to buy digital content.  This year we have also released our first two WEB games: FlappTac and Krambee's Journey Water, many more to come.. 

Q: What inspired you to create your own TCG?
A: I am collecting cards since I'm a little child, always dreamed about creating my own TCG. With the big Indie TCG breakout I couldn't resist to give it a shot.

Q: What TCGs did you grow up playing as a kid?
A: Until 13 I played Pokemon (also did visit tournaments at this age) after a 2 years brake i started to play YuGiOh for about 3 years. Last on the list is Hearthstone for almost 4 years (digital tcg).

Q: What sets Tacverse apart from other TCGs?
A: There really is too much. Probably the only thing we have in common with other TCGs are cards and the card size. 

Q: How did you come up with the name Tacverse?
A: Since I named my card collectors/ shop account TAC cards and wanted to create a no limit TCG I come up with Tacverse. (verse like universe, plenty of different planets, creatures, aliens...)

Q: How long have you been working on the game?
A: I shared almost every step of my game on Instagram.  I have been around developing since early 22.

Q: What is the illustration/design process like?
A: Currently it is themed base, for example Halloween/ Christmas... but we try to always give the artists as much freedom as possible. I figured myself that this is how we receive the best quality art. 

Q: When will the game officially be released?
A: As soon as we are ready. First we did want to optimise our production process and build a solid community base. Next step is to properly introduce our gameplay with a digital version of our game. 

Q: What are your future plans for Tacverse?
A: Continue to release awesome experiences for the community, continue to grow even bigger. We've just started to discover our possibilities with software, more amazing stuff coming soon.. Also I can't wait to host the first TACvention

Q: Will you be at any upcoming conventions?
A: Since we are based in Germany it is a little hard to cover American conventions.. but we figured something cool for everyone. Content creators who are going to visit a convention can apply in our discord to receive their own limited convention promo cards to give away!! This way we have already been part of over 10 conventions around the globe.

Q: Do you have any advice for someone looking to make their own TCG?
A: Just go for it. The experience you are going to earn on your way are worth it anyway. Doesn't matter if u make it or not. 

For more, follow @tacverse on Instagram and check out www.taccards.com












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