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Snap Kid's

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Also known as
スナップキッズ

Photograph creatures to create cards, then battle opponents in a tournament.

Snap Kid's (スナップキッズ) is a Game Boy Advance game developed by Game Kids and published by Enix, released in Japan in 2002; no earlier version on another platform is known.


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Released
2002
Perspective
1st-person, Diagonal-down
Size
6.91 MB
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About Snap Kid's

Snap Kid's is a Game Boy Advance title that blends role-playing exploration with card-based combat. The player assumes the role of Shūto, a teenager who receives a camera capable of transforming photographs into battle cards. These cards are central to competing in the Snap Grand Prix tournament.

The core loop involves traveling the world to find creatures known as Wonders. Encounters shift to a first-person perspective where the player must track the creature to capture a photograph. The resulting card's properties are determined by factors like the subject's species, its actions, and the shot's distance.

Card battles against computer opponents form the other primary activity. Players construct a deck from their collected cards and aim to deplete the opponent's health or exhaust their drawable cards. The narrative follows Shūto's journey through this tournament, where he uncovers a plot by an organization named Magnet that seeks to misuse the Wonders.