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Pokemon style card game with the following core functionality. Duel Kings is a game in which Unimon – characters represented in the form of cards from a deck – battle each other. Each player has their own deck of cards. At the start of the game each player draws from their deck in order to select an ‘active’ basic (unevolved) Unimon that will go into battle and a number of ‘in play’ basic Unimon that will occupy part of the playing space called the ‘bench’. Each player also draws some prize cards and places these face down in a designated part of the playing space – see below. Players take turns, in which (among other things) they draw a card from their deck, and – if they can, and wish to do so – evolve their Unimon (the Unimon cards contain basic Unimon and cards that allow the ‘basics’ to evolve into a next generation), add appropriate energies to their Unimon, andlaunch an attack with their active Unimon. An active Unimon can also retreat – though by retreating the Unimon usually incurs some penalty. In order to attack, a Unimon needs to acquire appropriate energies, and these are also drawn from the deck. Some Unimon are particularly effective at using their energies in an attack (they inflict a large amount of damage), others may have a particular vulnerability to attacks of a certain kind (the basic damage inflicted is multiplied). Each Unimon card gives details of the Unimon’s strengths, weaknesses and abilities, and these are incorporated in the software. One way of winning Duel Kings is, as in Pokémon, is to take all the cards you have set aside as Prize cards. You take a Prize card when you knock out one of your opponent’s Unimon – by inflicting the maximum damage it can support, perhaps over several turns. You can also win when your opponent has no cards left in play (they have no active card in battle and they have no replacement cards on their bench). You can win too when your opponent is unable to draw a card at the start of their turn because their deck is empty.