The Key Of Avalon 2.0: Eutaxy and Commandment

The Key of Avalon 2.0: Eutaxy Commandment (known in Japan as Avalon no Kagi 2: Eutaxy Commandment) is a hybrid digital collectible card game and board game developed by Hitmaker and published by Sega in November 2004.

Running on the Sega Triforce arcade system board—a hardware collaboration between Sega, Nintendo, and Namco based on Nintendo GameCube architecture—the machine stood out as part of Japan's massive 2000s wave of networked, physical-card arcade titles.

The title blends Sugoroku (traditional Japanese board game movement) with strategic tactical combat, drawing heavy structural comparisons to the console classic Culdcept.