2K and Cat Daddy have already stated they intend to continuously add new cards to the game with future updates, and there is talk of improving the game with different features, as well. One of the biggest features that people want to see in the game is actual card trading with your friends. Imagine collecting some really nice Super Rare cards, but not quite having the same luck with your Diva card, which is costing you matches. Now imagine one of your Facebook or Twitter friends has a Super Rare Diva and a Rare Diva, but needs a little help in building the male section of their team. Wouldn't it make sense to work out a trade? You send one of your Super Rare male cards to your friend, and in return, he sends you either his Super Rare Diva, or even his Rare Diva and a couple of assorted Rare cards to balance things out. Then both of you are happy, and your teams are evenly balanced. Actually getting to play real games with real people in real time? That's another addition that people are asking to see in the near future. It's one thing to brag to your friends about how good your cards are. It's an entirely different thing altogether to brag to your friends because your good cards beat their good cards. Because Supercard is still brand new (it was released to the public on August 13th), there is still a world of options for future updates, which has fans of the game salivating already.