Card Game

Escape a time loop alongside your romantic partner (who's lost their memories) in this tactical deck-building roguelite set within a procedurally generated love story. Battle across an inter-dimensional cattle-punk landscape, and navigate emotional companion dynamics in logic-driven tactical combat.

A tense chess roguelike deckbuilder. Draw cards to deploy pieces and move them with real chess moves, break the enemy garrison, and hold your back row against attacks you can see coming. Every piece you lose comes back to haunt your deck.

Sixteen pirate queens, sirens, ghost captains and navy officers, and every one of them wants to bet against you. Beat them at cards on the high seas, sign them to your crew, then pour the rum in your cabin to unlock 96 animated scenes. One purchase. No microtransactions.

Cheat your way through nine card and tile games. Peek at rivals’ hands, swap cards from your sleeve, and steal chips—but watch for tells and call out the cheats around you. Get caught, or accuse the wrong player, and the Axe Man takes a limb.

Eight goddesses, sealed by a covenant no force can break. The only way to free them: beat each one at her own table. Strip blackjack against divine rivals sworn to play their best — shatter a seal, and a layer of her vestments falls away. Get as close to twenty-one as you dare.

The football sticker roguelike. OddXI is a gloriously daft deckbuilder where you rip open packs of deeply odd footballers, stack their traits into ridiculous combos, and drag your XI through three nerve-shredding seasons against absurd bosses: vegan pirates, a goth band and ancient philosophers.

A social survival game for up to 16 players. Reveal your traits, argue your case, and vote on who gets into the bunker. There’s only room for half of you, and keeping the wrong people could doom everyone inside.

Play philosophers as cards and turn each hand into an argument. Schools, eras and ideas amplify or contradict one another — and the game keeps a Ledger of what you claimed versus what you actually did. Build a doctrine. Then live with it.

A rainy night, a little diner at the end of the alley. Cat customers take a seat, place an order, and open up as you play — six solitaire games, Shisen-Sho, and six puzzle rules. Every story you hear fills your cat codex, and every coin you earn goes into your own diner.

A turn-based card battler built on the laws of physics. Become a physicist, combine cards, and reshape the battlefield to knock your opponent off the board. Strike now or save your cards? Turn physics into a winning move through clever planning and well-timed card combinations.

One run, one deck, a road of generals. Your lord is your class, your generals are relics, your tactics are the cards: four lords, 325 cards, 100 generals, four acts, twenty difficulty tiers.

Choose a hero, plot a route through a haunted kingdom, and build a formation of cards that fights for you. A dark romantic card roguelite where every choice on the map and at the table shapes the run.