Browse all 40 game formats. Favourite the ones you play most.
Yes, absolutely! Every single format listed on this page is fully playable on TCG ONE. Head over to play.tcgone.net, create a new game, and select the format you want to play from the dropdown. You can play against other players in multiplayer, challenge the AI in solo mode, or practice with a friend. All card interactions and rules are implemented according to each format's era-specific ruleset.
The built-in deck editor fully supports every format! Go to the Decks section, click "New Deck", and select the format you want to build for. The editor will only show cards that are legal in your chosen format, enforce the correct deck size, and validate copy limits automatically. You can also browse public decks other players have built for any format to get inspiration. If you prefer importing, you can paste a deck list in text format and the editor will parse it for you.
Yes, you can! TCG ONE supports full real-time multiplayer for every format. Go to play.tcgone.net, create a game room, pick your format and deck, and invite a friend or wait for a random opponent. Games support spectating, timers, and even password-protected rooms for private matches. There's also a ranked ladder if you're feeling competitive!
Yes, absolutely! TCG ONE's new Custom Formats feature (currently in beta) lets you take any base format and tweak it however you want. You can customize the card pool by adding or banning specific cards, use search queries to filter by type, rarity, or expansion, add new validation rules (like limiting Supporters or restricting Pokémon types), change deck size and prize count, modify core game rules, and even add environment effects that change how the entire game plays. Head over to the Custom Formats page to browse community-created formats or build your own!
TCG ONE has thousands of cards implemented across all eras. The vast majority of cards in each format are fully playable with their complete effects. The community and development team continuously work on implementing remaining cards and fixing edge cases. If you notice a card that isn't working correctly, you can report it on the forum.