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WIKI BATTLE · PLAYER INFORMATION

Product & reviewer access

Updated October 9, 2026 · Web edition with optional purchases

A free Wikipedia-inspired collectible card game with 180 cards, strategic 1v1 duels and a virtual-item community.

Try the complete free flow

  1. Open Wiki Battle in a regular browser. A guest profile receives three packs and no coins; no sign-in or payment details are needed to play. Another free pack arrives every 12 hours, up to two stored.
  2. Open a pack to reveal five different cards, lowest tier first; the fifth slot is always Rare or better. Then inspect Collection or the Card index. Individual card pages show source attribution and the data behind combat statistics.
  3. Daily rewards offers check-in coins, three missions and a weekly goal; the Daily quiz pays coins and season XP. Atlas Pass shows Season 1 tiers: free rewards can be claimed once reached; the premium track unlocks with the optional Atlas Pass.
  4. Go to Battle. Pick three different collected cards for AI practice, or create a room and share its six-character code with a second browser profile. Each participant must have three different cards and confirm readiness.
  5. Each round, both players choose an unused card and a stance (Attack, Guard or Feint), optionally answering a shared knowledge question. Human duels use a 60-second round timer. Room and battle progress update live, and both moves resolve together. Results show coins and season XP earned; player duels also update the Leaderboard rating.
  6. Friend requests, direct messages, guilds, card swaps and virtual-coin auctions are available from the navigation. These use saved player records, not a fabricated population. Card swaps and auction listings unlock 24 hours after a profile’s first visit, and completed auction sales carry a 5% coin fee.
  7. In Fusion & crafting, fusion turns five same-tier cards into one guaranteed card of the next tier, and Complete my collection crafts a chosen missing card from duplicates. Pack probabilities, pity and fusion rules are disclosed on the rules page.

Use separate browser profiles or devices to review two real players. Two tabs in the same profile normally share one identity. Guest progress stays in its browser; Settings offers optional sign-in (Google or an emailed 6-digit code) that saves the collection to an account for any device. AI practice opponents and AI invitations are visibly labeled.

Business model

All features above are free. Earned coins can also be exchanged for one pack at 500 coins. Coins come only from play and are never sold, so a new profile needs a few days to afford one. Coin packs are immediately saved, separately from the free refill cap. There are no subscriptions, cash prizes or cash-out. Cards and earned coins cannot be redeemed for money.

Paid card packs

Our commercial product is first-party randomized card packs, purchased directly from Wiki Battle. The launch offer is the Atlas Discovery Bundle: US$9.90 (USD), 10 packs, 5 randomized cards per pack, 50 cards total. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. See the public product, price, probabilities and delivery page and refund policy. Buying requires a signed-in account; the shop sends the buyer to a Waffo Pancake checkout, or Creem if Waffo is unavailable (each the merchant of record), and packs are credited to the account only after the payment provider confirms payment. Refunds and chargebacks remove unopened packs from that purchase.

The shop also lists the Atlas Collector Bundle (22 packs, US$19.90), the Atlas Archivist Bundle (60 packs, US$49.90) and the Atlas Pass · Season 1 premium reward track (US$9.90), all one-time purchases on the same basis. Paid and free packs share identical published odds, mutation chances and one pity counter; cards never repeat within a pack. Rare-or-better and mutated copies receive a per-card serial number with a public ownership history (cosmetic and collectible only, no battle effect, no cash value). The game also includes guaranteed fusion, duplicate crafting, player card swaps and auctions using gameplay coins. These features are disclosed together for payment-provider review. No cash redemption, player cash-out or cash prizes are offered.

Documents and contact

Terms · Privacy · Refunds and cancellation · Support

For product questions or additional review access, contact support@wiki-battle.com. Reviewing the free flow never requires payment details.