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All cards in the pre-sale are limited edition and will only be available during the pre-sale period. After the pre-sale ends, we will stop producing these packs.

After that point, the only way to acquire a Doctor Who: Worlds Apart digital card is by trading them on the Marketplace, launching soon.

Doctor Who: Worlds Apart cards have initially been locked for trading during the pre-sale. This lock up period helps us ensure each digital card is well balanced before it becomes tradable on secondary markets - it means the cards you purchase can no longer be buffed or nerfed by us and that their scarcity is fixed.

The lock up period also ensures we never compete directly with secondary player markets, allowing for a healthy separation by minimizing the dependability players have to place with us.

Choose the pack(s) of your choice and follow the instructions to pay with your credit card, paypal or use crypto via the Coinify App. Whatever works for you, it's really that simple.

Once the card packs have been purchased hit the OPEN button to see what you have. Good luck, we hope you get a rare card!

NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are the next generation of in-game items and collectibles. These items are tokenized with a smart contract and logged on the blockchain. This allows gamers to buy, sell and trade their in-game items or collectibles to other players with an un-hackable record of ownership. The blockchain gives gamers / collectors full ownership rights and control over their assets. NFTs can be created with rarity established and in some cases, your Digital Collectible can become increasingly rare and 'one of a kind' over time, making it very valuable.

Traditionally, the companies that create games also own the items bought and sold within them outright.

So, when you buy in-game items, like a favourite skin in Fortnite, you don't actually own it, you can't sell it to others and you almost certainly can't use it in other games.

However, creating these in-game items as NFTs gives players real ownership for the very first time. This allows you to sell these items for real money, or use them in the Doctor Who: Worlds Apart trading card game or, indeed, other compatible games released in the future.

Not at all. Although cards are stored on the Ethereum network, players only interact on the network when they want to trade cards with other players. All other events in the game run using industry standard technologies like Unity, allowing gameplay to be seamless.

No, it's very possible to win and work your way up the ranks without spending a dollar.

Although it's true that some cards are more expensive than others, a large part of balancing the game is aimed at ensuring you don't need to spend lots of money to have a highly competitive deck.

Because cards are tradable, it's also possible to purchase only what you need from other players to build your dream deck. Compare this to other digital trading card games where you're required to open hundreds of packs just to find that one card to complete your meta.

At the end of the day, you can always sell your cards if you decide to switch metas. The choice is yours.

The turn based, trading card game will be released in 2021.