Artifact isn’t late to the CCG party, it’s about to revolutionise card games

The announcement of Artifact at last year’s Dota 2 International was met with a mixed response. That circumspection was unwarranted. Valve’s card game, despite following a few years behind Blizzard and CD Projekt Red’s high-profile efforts, is more ambitious, expansive, and inventive than anything that has come before.

Here's our freshly-updated look at everything we know about Artifact's gameplay, cards, and heroes.

Developed within the Dota 2 universe, Artifact has some obvious parallels with Valve’s MOBA. Artifact is played simultaneously across three boards, representing Dota 2’s top, middle, and bottom lanes. Each board is populated with heroes and creeps, which aim to destroy the enemy towers, one of which is located at the back of each of your three boards, and acts as your health bar - if it hits zero, you have lost that lane. If two towers fall on your side of the board, it’s game over.

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