Assassin’s Creed Playing Cards Slide Out in a Hidden Blade-Inspired Case

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Reservations opened September 17 for 20 products across ten game properties
Assassin’s Creed editions range from ¥3,300 to a ¥16,940 four-deck set
Arrival and shipment currently scheduled for late January 2027

Snackgirls react

Kirari: That sliding tuck box and slipcase could make the reveal as photogenic as the cards themselves. I’d want to capture the moment it comes out of the case.

Nea: I’m drawn to the Monster Hunter deck. Turning major monsters into court cards and aces while saving the jokers for Poogie and a Felyne feels like a playful way to map that world.

The official collector set combines four decks with a collector coin, box and certificate.

An Assassin’s Creed deck now comes in packaging that evokes the series’ hidden blade. INFOLENS GEEK SHOP opened Japanese reservations on September 17 for 20 officially licensed playing-card products, giving ten game worlds their own suits, court cards, aces and jokers.

Every card uses metallic cold foil in a fully customized design.

A sliding case shaped by Assassin’s Creed

The Assassin’s Creed Onyx Assassin Blade edition costs ¥3,300. Its tuck box is styled after the Assassin Blade and comes with an additional slipcase, creating a sliding presentation that recalls the hidden blade without being a real blade or weapon mechanism.

The ¥16,940 collector set takes a larger approach, bundling all four Assassin’s Creed Legacy Version II decks with a collector coin, collector box and certificate. Every card uses metallic cold foil, while the Signature edition adds a holographic foil border. The separate Onyx Signature edition costs ¥5,720.

The Assassin Blade-themed tuck box comes with an additional slipcase.

Yharnam’s beasts and Night City’s cast take over the deck

The range covers Bloodborne, Assassin’s Creed, Baldur’s Gate 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Ghost of Tsushima, Ghost of Yotei, God of War, Monster Hunter, Street Fighter and The Witcher. Most individual collector-edition decks listed in the range cost ¥5,500.

Bloodborne renders Yharnam’s hunters, beasts and Great Ones in a modern linocut-inspired style, with orange foil for the Hunter’s Mark and silver embossing for weapons and items on the tuck box. Monster Hunter assigns monsters including Arkveld and Magnamalo to court cards, Rathalos and three other monsters to the aces, and Poogie and a Felyne to the jokers. Cyberpunk 2077 places Johnny Silverhand on the king of diamonds, Solomon Reed on the king of spades and Adam Smasher on the ace of clubs, among other character assignments.

These individual decks use premium black-core paper with a linen finish. Product photos are illustrative, and contents may change.

The court cards rebuild the series' emblems and characters across the full face.

Reservations ship after the New Year

Arrival and shipment are currently planned for late January 2027, although the timing may change depending on when stock arrives. Any other items placed in the same order will be held for that shipment, so in-stock goods needed sooner should be ordered separately.