This is a great game. The game is good with two players, but shines in multiplayer. The offical tournaments are multiplayer.

Well worth a look.

I love the game and cannot even begin to explain the amount of interaction and chaos that occurs in a multiplayer game. The best part is the company does not focus on it being a collectible game. If you want to just go buy one starter, you can play with your friends. If you purchase 2 starters or one starter and a few boosters you are ready to compete.

Another rare winner in the glutted field of CCG
I have played 85% of the CCGs out there, this one shines when playing 3 or more.
A real treat in a difficult genre.
The website is also top-notch, so support, forums, cardlists, etc are all available at your fingertips, er, mousepointers...

I can't wait to give this a try...

I've never played a CCG before and I heard great things about this one. But I found the print on the cards to be significantly smaller, fainter and harder to read than other games, so much so that I had to take a pass. I bought into AGOT and MtG, which I have no problem reading. If the publisher of Allegieance reprints in more legible type, I'll grab it up in an instant.

After playing M:tG for years and sinking gobs of time/money into it, I vowed to never play a CCG again.

Until now.

This is a really good multiplayer game. I love the shared resource and diplomatic/political aspects of this one.

With only 220 cards available to date (first expansion due soon), only 2 copies of a card per deck permitted, and rarity more based on artwork than utility/power, this game is not very expensive either.

Apparently this one went OOP because it "plays so well out of the starters."