• Each Theme Deck includes a pre-set 30 Summoning Cards (spells and creatures) plus four Function Cards that allow you to put the controller away when you play. Mix and match with cards from Booster Packs to collect hundreds of creatures and spells.
• The Eye of Judgment game can be played four ways:Analog the PS3; Solo against five levels of AI; Head-to-head with a friend; On-line globally through the PlayStation Network. But every way you play, you use your physical deck of cards.
• Revolutionary Cyber Code enables the PlayStation Eye to transform each card into a 3-D creatures on screen.
• Become the best EYE OF JUDGMENT player in the world today - check out your global ranking on PlayStation Network.
• The Eye of Judgment software is exclusively for the PlayStation 3. (Sold separately.)

The Eye of Judgment: Biolith Scourge Theme Deck

This deck is a very good addition when you are with the starter deck. You can create a good deck along with the starter deck.

In this pre-constructed deck, you receive 30 cards. Ive heard people complain about what was included and that there is dupes. Well, 1st of all, Each theme deck contains the Hero card of each elemental theme (which cant be found anywhere but theme decks), with the exception of the Biolith deck. The Biolith deck has the Biolith dragon, but Tino, son of Scion can be found in booster packs. In the Biolith Scourge deck you will not receive Tino the Hero, Instead you will get the Ouroubus Dragon. It is a very powerful card and it has some good abilities. In addition to the Biolith Dragon, you will recieve about 8 other Biolith creatures, and a few of the other element creatures. I know it might sound dumb to include other elements in a Biolith themed deck, but the deck tried to concentrate on Biolith creatures atleast. $14.99 isnt bad for this deck, and the Dragon cards alone sell for that amount or over. This deck can be used right out of the packaging with no modifications, and you can start playing with it against a friend or online.