When was the Universal Fighting System released?
The Universal Fighting System was released in 2006 as a collectible card game published by UVS Games. It was rebranded as UniVersus in 2021.
Questions about Universal Fighting System
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What licensed franchises appear in the Universal Fighting System?
The Universal Fighting System draws characters from original properties and dozens of licensed ones, including Attack on Titan, Solo Leveling, My Hero Academia, Mortal Kombat, Mega Man, Street Fighter, The King of Fighters XIII, and Darkstalkers.
How do you win a game of the Universal Fighting System?
A player wins by reducing the opponent's vitality to 0 using attack cards, which the opponent can try to block with a card from their hand.
What is a control check in the Universal Fighting System?
A control check is how players pay to play a card in the Universal Fighting System instead of using a fixed resource cost. A player discards the top card of their deck and compares its control value to the card's difficulty. If the control falls short, the player must commit foundation cards equal to the difference or the card is discarded.
Who owns the Universal Fighting System today?
UVS Games owns and publishes the Universal Fighting System. Its longtime publisher, Jasco Games, was acquired by POW Interactive Holdings in 2021 after a $20 million funding round, and the company was renamed UVS Games in 2023.
How many card types does the Universal Fighting System have?
The Universal Fighting System has six card types: Characters, Attacks, Foundations, Assets, Actions, and Backups, each identified by its border color.