Deckbuilding

Tile the Sea is a time-attack roguelite where you fill the ocean with sand, place tiles, and build your way across the sea before time runs out.

A surreal poker roguelite. Stack power cards, attach stickers, reshape your deck, and push Chips × Mult to absurd heights. Face strange bosses, then follow the Journey into questions about choice, art, and what it means to play.

Lead a growing pack of animals through alien hordes in a survivors-like with auto-battler strategy. Recruit beasts, merge them to evolve their skills, and combine powerful synergies. Build your deck, face towering bosses, and turn a small pack into a stampede.

Master Builders is a strategic building game about constructing Gothic cathedrals. Plan your worksites, win over craftsmen and guilds, secure resources, and outbuild rival master builders to create the city’s grandest landmark.

Make decisions, grow your deck and settle office conflicts in a humorous decision-making card game. In JanuszCorp you play an old-school boss who inherited a modern corporation. The employees inherited him.

Draw three tiles, flip one, walk that many steps. Build your tile bag like a deck, then beat each boss in a real game of mahjong. Mahjong Traveler is a cozy HD-2D pixel roguelite: cross the Four Winds Isles, patch the broken rules of mahjong, and reach the Sealed Abyss before the seal gives way.

Is this really a video game of a board game of a video game? Yes it is!!! Get ready to show off your horrible diseases in the strategic board game of infection, evolution and extinction based on the smash-hit video game with over 200 million players!

A dice roguelike in the bog. The witch demands eight tolls, each steeper than the last — you pay in rolls: points times mult. Between tolls you forge special faces onto your dice and gather talismans.

Set sail for Nanyang in a Chinese-inspired fantasy card battler. Recruit extraordinary allies, command sea beasts, and build your fleet. Combine auto-battling, tactical formations, and well-timed card play to break enemy lines. One card to turn the tide. One fleet to brave the seas.

Go-Stop, the classic Korean card game, meets poker and roguelike deckbuilding. Match cards, push your luck with GO or cash out with STOP, rig the table with 28 shady items, and bankrupt three ghost dealers, from a back-alley den to a luxury casino cruise.

Turn-based dungeon crawling meets roguelike deckbuilding. Enemies telegraph their next move, so you have to think about where to stand and which card to play. Spend limited action points on cards to bring down the boss at the bottom of the dungeon.

A roguelite deckbuilder about a headbutting dinosaur. I wanted the thrill of blasting obstacles away, not dodging them. The higher your combo, the denser they get, and active cards are there to just feel good to fire off. Every stage ends with a boss. Ten stages to a run, as currently designed.