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.
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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