Astral Tournament

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Astral Tournament
Title menu for Astral Tournament
Developer(s)	Apus Software
Publisher(s)	Apus Software
Platform(s)	PC
Release	September 23, 2002
Genre(s)	Turn-based strategy, Collectible card game, Indie game
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multiplayer

Astral Tournament is a computer turn-based strategy game released by Apus Software in 2001.^[1][2] The goal of the game is to beat the opponent (who can be either computer-controlled or human) in a magic duel, making use of both creatures and spells in order to reduce the opponent's Life Points to zero. A 30-day trial version of the game can be downloaded at the game's official page, and its full version upgrade is worth (US) $14.95. As of 2007, a sequel to Astral Tournament, Spectromancer, was released^[3]