Defend your kingdom or rush the enemy in this Deckbuilding RTS. Build your base, scale your economy, and draw custom paths for your troops to break enemy defenses. Win battles, steal the king's cards, and build the ultimate deck.
Command a WWII fleet in Decisive Decks, a turn-based naval deckbuilder. Choose from four nations, build your deck, and chart your course across the oceans. Read enemy intentions, combine gunfire, torpedoes, and air strikes, and use research to shape your strategy.
The oddball hockey deckbuilder. Construct your roster, customize your playbook, and survive a season against teams that will do anything to cheat their way to victory. Outsmart your competition, make the playoffs, and hoist the cup in a league where every run is unique.
Build your deck and fight through three dungeons—the Plains, Forest, and Cave—in this deckbuilding roguelite RPG. Target enemy parts to disable dangerous skills and defenses, develop 12 professions, and combine cards and equipment to create your own strategy.
”No Way Out” is a turn based strategy game with rogue-like and deck building elements. Player needs to defeat groups of enemies. Survive on a limited field by flexibly moving and building character’s build in the gaps between enemy attacks until you fall or defeat all enemies.
A roguelike deckbuilder where YOU forge the cards. Slot casts into molds, temper their power, and etch combo inscriptions. Pick your path, battle, bargain, or brave the unknown, then outplay your enemy in simultaneous, position-based combat. Each run is different and each deck yours.
This is a deck-building strategy game built around the core mechanics of RPS, featuring a free-roaming exploration system and mini games that blend elements of Tetris and Minesweeper. It is a relaxing, collection-focused title with light roguelike elements.
The rock-paper-scissors roguelike. Acorn Heist! is a deckbuilder where your opponent's hand is always face-up, so every round is a read, not a guess. Combine cards and skills, flip the matchup, and take back the forest's acorns!
Terminal Dice is a turn-based roguelike deckbuilder played with physical dice. Roll your hand, spend limited OPS to alter results, then arrange dice in an ordered buffer and compile a score. Win encounters to rewrite die faces, shape your build, and break rule-changing bosses.
Embersworn is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder. Shape a powerful card deck, gather relics and potions, and choose your route through branching encounters. Outsmart monsters and bosses in turn-based battles, then return for a new run.
The roguelike tower defense card game where one card wins the run: Hatch. Grow your economy to afford it sooner, power up your main spell or overwhelm enemies with a swarm. Shape your build through a randomized skill tree and defend your egg until you can pay the price to hatch.
Evil has returned! Complete the card collection to seal it away! Build synergistic decks for tactical battles. Survive procedurally generated roguelike runs—solo or in co-op—with danger lurking around every corner. Carve your path and become the cardtographer!
A cooking combat deckbuilder where glamorous television beauties battle grotesque monsters using deadly dishes, strange ingredients, and powerful synergies inside a cursed late-night TV broadcast.
Every tile you place in this strategic roguelike deck-builder shapes the story of lost kids trying to escape the twisted depths of the Grimmwoods. Outsmart lurking creatures, lay down paths with powerful items, and upgrade your deck to survive a forest that shifts with every step.
Traditional Italian Scopa card game turned roguelike. Play against your rival and capture all the cards on the table while trying to score as many points as possible. Sweep the board with a SCOPA to increase your multiplier and complete objectives for permanent bonuses.
A cursed game demo just merged with your PC's OS. Take part in a high-stakes roguelite deckbuilder with a Russian Roulette twist. Push your luck, trigger wild card synergies, and defeat the glitch to free your computer before the system melts.
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