How to complete a card set in Rip It! Card Collector: the whole collection lives in one binder made of pages with slots, and a set is complete when every slot on its page is filled. You close gaps one card at a time — file each new card into its slot, and send the duplicates you do not need to the Card Disposal Unit for cash.
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How to complete a card set: fill every slot on the page
The 1,809 cards of the full game cover 209 unique Critkin across multiple collectible sets, all living in that one binder. The progress screen on the terminal shows what you have against the total along with a percentage, and a stats screen adds further collection tracking.
Finishing a set has its own on-screen celebration: a holographic Starhound card rises with a completion announcement while the binder is shown fully filled.
The demo covers 369 of the 1,809 cards, so completion is a long-tail goal rather than an early one.
Track what is still missing
A separate CritDex records every Critkin you have discovered and lists what is still undiscovered. That is the screen to consult when you are working out what is still missing. The hardest slots to close are the rare ones, and What Are the Rarest Cards lists the tiers you are pulling against.
How to get a missing card
There are three routes to a specific missing card.
Keep opening packs
A set gap closes by pulling the card itself.
Buy packs you have not used yet
First Edition Boosters are the higher-value option.
Buy the card directly
The Black Market exists specifically to let you spend money filling a missing set slot, and it stocks special cards alongside wacky gear. It opens through its own BLACK MARKET gadget group, starting with UNLOCK and then MARKET, REFRESH, GRAVITY, INSTANT and SEARCH upgrades.
Because filing a new card is what awards XP, closing a gap also advances your level, whereas selling the duplicate of a card you already own does not. Pack choice decides how fast the gap closes, and Which Booster Pack to Buy compares the three types.