TCG Packs

The first release, as a beta. TCG Packs is a trading card shop simulator: open booster packs, collect, grade and sell cards, and run your own card store with customers who come in, browse and pay. Prices follow the shared world calendar, so a set that is new today is a collector's item years later.

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• 239 card sets from 1865 to 2026, about 27,000 cards. A fictional creature card game across all its eras, a fictional duel card game, a fictional arcane card game, antique cards from 1865 to 1916, sports cards (baseball, football, basketball) and a racing set. Every card has its own art, rarity and print runs - 1st Edition, Unlimited, reverse holo, refractors, secret rares, error cards.
• Booster packs with an opening show. Tear the foil, flip each card, and the big hits get a heartbeat, a flash and a fanfare. Pack contents follow per-set pull rates; the rare always comes last.
• Prices by date. Every card, booster, display and sealed product has a price history. Tycoon Calendar decides what something is worth today, and nothing exists before its release day.
• Sealed products: displays, cases, theme and starter decks, blisters, tins, collection boxes, gift boxes and trainer boxes with their exact contents, bonus cards and coins - plus promo cards and league packs that only sellers bring.
• Distributors for each card game and for sports cards: buy at wholesale price while a product is in print. Every print has a fixed total per world, so stock runs out.
• Your own card store: booster shelves, sealed-goods shelves, peg walls, gondolas, tables, pallets, showcases, a locked glass cabinet, a slab wall, open displays on the counter and a register. Set your prices at the store manager terminal.
• Customers with budgets, from small spenders to rich collectors and, from three stars, patrons who come for one very expensive piece. With several registers they pick the shortest line.
• Sellers and traders. Sellers bring bulk boxes, collections, attic finds, sealed stock or graded cards and haggle; traders want one piece off your shelves and offer cards of their own.
• Staff: a cashier who checks customers out and can buy from sellers within the limits you set, and a clerk who keeps prices and restocks shelves.
• Store rating from one to five stars, judged on range, ambience and service.
• Grading: scan cards for their condition, send them to a grading service and get slabs with sub-grades. Graded cards have their own prices.
• Auction house: a new catalogue of lots every month at the auction terminal, and rumours in your store about private sellers with grail cards.
• Storage and accessories: a card box for up to 100,000 cards with search and filters, master binders, a storage cabinet for sealed goods, bulk boxes, sleeves, toploaders and binder pages.
• Card shops in villages run by a shopkeeper, where you are the customer.
• Decoration for your store: plants, posters, lamps, a play table, a trophy case and more.
• For other mods: goods of other mods can be sold in the store (RetailAPI), sellers can bring their collectibles (SellerAPI) and their lots can go to auction (AuctionAPI).
• Fair play on servers: a store only sells what its owner set up, only the owner can break store furniture, and clients are never told what is inside a sealed pack.
• Config for customers, haggling, sellers, store rating, grading and village shops. English and German.
• Optional: Jade shows what is inside displays and shelves; Street Trade's pocket scale weighs a sealed pack.

Requires Money, Tycoon Calendar and Tycoon Citizens.