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Fact sheet

Developer: LH Studio
Based in: New Zealand
Platforms: iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later)
Release: Coming soon to the App Store
Price: Free, with optional in-app purchases
Age rating: 13+
Website: monstervault.leonardharvey.com
Press contact: hello@leonardharvey.com

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Key facts

245 monsters in Season 1, across five tribes and the Titans, in eight rarities
Numbered foils: 500 of each Unique, 100 of each Ultra and 10 of each Mythical per edition, never reprinted
Live ranked battles with 75 second turns, refereed on the server
Eight 3D arenas, each with its own rule
Pack odds published in the game and on the website, shown before every purchase
A player market for in-game coins only, with no cash-out
No ads, no chat and no tracking
Free to play on iPhone and iPad

About the game

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Monster Vault is a collectible monster card battler for iPhone and iPad where every card is numbered and each Mythical foil is printed just 10 times.

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Monster Vault is a free to play monster card game for iPhone and iPad. Players open packs, build 20 card decks from five tribes and battle real people in quick ranked matches with 75 second turns. Every card carries a serial number, and the rarest monsters drop as numbered foils with a fixed print run: 500 of each Unique, 100 of each Ultra and 10 of each Mythical per edition. Pack odds are shown before every purchase, every result is checked on the server, and there are no ads and no chat. Battles play out in 3D across eight arenas, each with a rule that bends the usual plan, from the erupting Ember Caldera to the lightning of the Storm Spire. Every one of the 245 monsters has its own signature attack, and falling behind fills a Surge meter for a comeback power, so no match is over early. Players can trade spare cards with each other on an in-game market for coins, which can never be cashed out for real money. Monster Vault is made by LH Studio in New Zealand.