Typical to any TCG (IRL or Internet-wise), you are given a starter pack that contains a Rare “Immortal” with commons. In Immortalis, you are a soulbinder with the task of controlling “immortals” or monsters that you can use to aid you in battles against monsters or other players. After reviewing their fan-service-y Pirate Maidens, I take a look at their more “serious” iTCG, Immortalis and see if Aeria Mobile offers a whole new iTCG experience or a re-themed version of Pirate Maidens. With Aeria Mobile releasing a lot of iTCGs as of late. The mobile gaming scene has scene the rise of a lot of iTCGs. By: Vincent Haoson, OnRPG’s Mobile Master
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