PTCG Simulator vs Pack Battle

PTCG Simulator recreates the thrill of opening booster packs with realistic rarity distributions. Open packs, see instant rarity feedback, and build your collection with tools designed for collectors. ■ Open 5 free packs every hour! ■ Track set progress, mark favorites, and search/filter cards. ■ Create binders to store your favorites and show off your collection. PTCG Simulator is an unofficial fan application and is not produced, endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with Nintendo Co., Ltd., The Pokémon Company, or GAME FREAK, Inc. All Pokémon-related names, logos, images, card artwork, symbols, and text appearing in this app are the copyrighted and/or trademarked property of their respective owners and are used for informational and entertainment purposes only. No claim of ownership or official affiliation is made, and all rights remain with the respective rights holders. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Pack Battle turns a Pokémon Trading Card Game pack opening into a head-to-head competition. Add 2–4 players, choose the rounds and set, and give every player a turn to record the reveal and add their pull. Optional fireworks and confetti celebrate big moments, card values can appear with the reveal, and the final score screen crowns the winner. Built for group openings: • Give each player a separate recording and card turn in every round. • Choose one set for every round or mix sets across rounds. • Import a clip, record in the app, or skip recording. • Trim each clip and place a celebration at the exact reveal moment. • Finish with a shareable winner screen showing totals. Pack Battle is local-first. Battle data and recordings stay on your device by default, and sharing happens only when you choose to export a video through the system share sheet. No account is required. Pack Battle is an unofficial fan-made game for Pokémon Trading Card Game openings. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Game Freak, or Creatures. Pokémon and related marks belong to their respective owners.