In Guardian Cross, there are two different types of hunting tickets. The first one is the very common standard hunting ticket. This one is a common drop that you’ll find almost everywhere, and it gives you a 60 second pass into the normal hunting range. However, the special hunting ticket is much less common, and […Read More]
Welcome to the beginner’s guide to Guardian Cross for the iPhone and iPad! This new Square Enix game is a contender for the best original game that they have put out on the system so far, simply because it’s one of the first ones that’s a pure iOS game in every sense of the word. […Read More]
The coliseum is the ultimate player vs player experience in Guardian Cross. In this game, if you earn get more wins in the coliseum, you earn more points, and if you earn more points, you increase your rating, and if you increase your rating, you will end up winning better and better prizes at the […Read More]
In Guardian Cross for the iOS platform, Action Points are this game’s version of energy. Each battle that you engage in during the quests costs you 5 action points, and once you run out of action points, you can’t battle anymore except in the coliseum or waging mock battles against your friends. Friend points are […Read More]
In Guardian Cross, the new Square Enix card battle game for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, there are two types of currency. Guardian Points are the main currency, and they are spent whenever you enhance a guardian by combining it with other guardians. Coins are the premium currency of the game, and can buy […Read More]
Square Enix’s entry into the exploding card battle genre, Guardian Cross, is an excellent merger of the trading card and traditional RPG genres. In this game, you can have up to 10 cards in your active party, both in the quests and in the coliseum, so it’s important that you field the most powerful cards […Read More]
Guardian Cross is a new trading card game for the iOS platform by Square Enix, and to date, it stands as one of their only free-to-play games, and possibly their best iPhone game. It follows in the footsteps of other card battle games such as Rage of Bahamut and Montopia, but being that it’s Square […Read More]
