Card Games
Navigate a shifting ring of danger where every move matters. Choose your path, dodge incoming threats, and adapt to survive. No attacks—just movement, strategy, and relentless pressure in a circular arena. Circle of Destiny is a turn-based, roguelike card crawler that throws you into a twisted loop of choices, danger, and discovery. Each run presents a circular dungeon of mysterious cards—creatures, loot, traps, and exits—where every move is a decision with consequences. Choose your path carefully. Do you sneak past a lurking threat to grab a powerful item, or face it head-on to level up? Cards reveal themselves one step at a time, but danger is always present—even from what you can’t yet see. Positioning, planning, and adapting to chaos are your greatest weapons. With procedurally generated runs, tactical depth, and a hauntingly surreal atmosphere, Circle of Destiny challenges you to master its rhythm and uncover the truths hidden in its loop. Collect powerful gear, build your stats, and survive long enough to shape your destiny—or become lost in the circle forever.
Foil and Fortune is a genre fusion where by day you run an illicit print shop and craft your own deck of cards and by night you take them to gamble with fate. Spend your winnings on crafting an even more formidable deck, and build your strongest combos because the house is rigged against you.
🎴 Awestruck is a deckbuilding card game that synergizes words. How to Play Cards The top-left number on the card is the cost, which decreases your energy A modifier card enhances the payload card (and modifiers can be stacked) The last card in the chain must be a payload for "Execute" to work Stats Player stats can be found at the top-left of the screen Enemy stats can be found at the top-right of the screen Defeat the enemy and don't let your health go below 0 Select rewards to upgrade your cards/stats Credits AstreFone (Music): https://soundcloud.com/astrefone Blue_Fox (Art): https://ko-fi.com/bluefox77551 Mark (Programming): https://github.com/remarkablemark Heal Up: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/film-special-effects-heal-up-39285/ Health Pickup: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/film-special-effects-health-pickup-6860/ Kenney Interface Sounds: https://kenney.nl/assets/interface-sounds Punch Sound Effects: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/film-special-effects-punch-sound-effects-28649/
⚖️ Roguelike deck-building card game about facilitating a Citizens' Assembly. How To Play Drag the card to the citizen. Hover over the citizen name to see his or her next move. Press End Turn when out of Moves. Reach the Consensus goal (on the bottom-left). Features Turn-based assemblies against citizens with deterministic action loops. Hover over a name to see the next move. Card play: build consensus, ration citizen energy, draw cards, gain extra moves/turns, or stun citizens. Roguelike run across 10 levels. Earn money and rewards. Shop between battles to buy, upgrade, or remove cards. Tight resources: reach the consensus goal before you run out of turns. Earn bonus cash for exceeding it. Tutorial with good and bad endings. Credits Art Sraye Tainara-P smashingstocks sutemo Audio Hizumi Tail Kenney Interface Sounds Sound effects from Pixabay
Life & Lemon is a cozy fruit farming card game where you learn how to run an orchard, grow fruits, discover new species, master advance techniques and make new friends across a lush, colorful world!
Declare your independence from boredom. The rules are classic Klondike. The style is all-American. The Goal: Move all 52 cards to the four foundation piles, building each suit from Ace to King. Clear the board before the 10-minute clock runs out and claim victory. The Tableau: Drag cards between the seven columns, stacking in descending order and alternating colors. Tap face-down cards to flip them over to open up new moves. The Stock: Out of moves? Tap the stock pile to draw fresh cards. Choose Draw 1 for a patriotic parade of options or Draw 3 for a true revolutionary challenge. Undo: Made a bad call? Hit undo and rewrite history. When the last card lands on a foundation before the clock runs out, the piles celebrate. Daily Challenge: everyone gets the same new deal each day. Finish it under the clock and that date stays marked solved.
Cook the Dungeon is a first-person roguelike deckbuilder where monsters are more than enemies—they're ingredients for the deck you haven't cooked yet. Explore a shifting dungeon in first person, forage strange plants, and battle bizarre food-beasts in tactical card combat. Land exact finishing blows to harvest valuable monster parts; overkill ruins the meat. At campfires, pair harvested parts with plants to cook limited-serving Dish Cards. Add them to your deck, manage Hunger, and build each run around Precise Cuts, Leftovers, Rot, Broth, Braise, relics, and distinct playable chefs. This free, work-in-progress browser demo currently ends after the Pantry Depths. Balance, content, writing, and presentation are still being refined.
About This Game CosmoPirates takes the card battling, deck building genre to the final frontier of cartoonish comedy in the endless, colorful space! Explore the galaxy, chose your battles, grow your forces and build your ultimate deck to take on the dreaded CosmoPirates overlord... and take their place! EXPLORE THE GALAXY! With each run, the game presents you with a new, procedurally-generated galaxy full of bounty, danger, oddball characters, and high adventure. You will explore it freely taking on the challenges and quests in the order you think is best. Be cautious or daring - your crew looks up to you for the winning strategy! BUILD YOUR DECK! Gadgets, weapons, gambits, and strategems - each card can change the tide of battle. Find them while exploring, buy them, win them in combat, and make sure you figure out the best combos and synergies. Will you lick a battery to gain extra power, or read comic books for extra action points? In CosmoPirates your destiny takes you on a quest to rise to power and put an end to the great pirate overlord's reign of terror. The overlord must die! Die! DIE! As soon as they do, you take their place, effectively ending your run. The next time you play, you'll be up against your previous character, with all the power they acquired in the previous run. HELP US MAKE COSMOPIRATES GREAT! This game was crafted by two passionate developers. We invite you to share your thoughts, ideas, and any issues you encounter. Your feedback is invaluable to us, and we are dedicated to making CosmoPirates the best it can possibly be!
Solitaire is a classic single-player card game where you build four stacks by suit, from Ace to King. Arrange cards in descending order and alternating colors to uncover hidden cards and unlock new moves. Clear the board with a thoughtful mix of strategy, patience, and a little luck.
Roll twelve letter dice and arrange every tile into one connected crossword, where every line of two or more tiles has to be a real word of three letters or more. Each roll is guaranteed to have a solution, and everyone gets the same roll in the Daily Challenge, so you can compare scores and see how other players solved it. Long words, heavy letters and quick solves earn more points, and Classic mode has endless new rolls to climb the leaderboards, earn achievements and challenge friends to beat your exact roll.
Roll five dice and chase the classic scores: full houses, straights, and the 50-point Yacht, with bonuses for extra Yachts. Play solo for a personal best, pass one device around for local multiplayer, or open an online table for friends and fill empty seats with computer captains.
Dice · Tabletop · Multiplayer
👁️ “KnitBone: Rituals” is a roguelike deckbuilding card game where you battle entities. About “KnitBone: Rituals” is a standalone spinoff of the original visual novel, KnitBone. This time, Ryohei drags you into another of his “guided rituals”… and before you know it, you’re pulled straight into a TV, trapped in a surreal world of cards, combat, and strange symbols. How to Play Drag the card to the player (bottom-left bar) or to the enemy (entity) Hover over the enemy's name to see their next move Press "End Turn" when out of Energy Defeat all the enemies while staying alive! Features 5 levels with 4 unique enemies Cards have attack, heal, draw, energy, and/or other special effects Reward and shop mechanics (buy, upgrade, and remove cards and stats) Estimated playtime: 15-30 minutes Credits remarkablemark (Development): https://github.com/remarkablemark aespipu (Art): https://aespipu.itch.io seamus (Music): https://seemvevo.itch.io
Build a squad of pixel-art beasts and battle your way through the warp in this deck-building auto-battler roguelike. Draft beasts, equip abilities and items, collect relics, and destroy other players with broken builds.
Three classics, one welcoming collection. Play Klondike with Draw 1 or Draw 3, tackle Spider with one, two or four suits, or plan every move in FreeCell. Your records stay separate for each difficulty, while coins earned from wins go into one shared wallet. Celebrate personal bests with fireworks, pursue achievements and leaderboards, and return for the daily Klondike deal. Choose optional hints and undo, one-pass Klondike challenges, Timed play, or Vegas bankroll play. Unlock the premium statistics dashboard for 1,000 earned coins or through the available store purchase. One permanent unlock covers all three games: animated charts, recent trends, personal-best galleries, and detailed statistics by difficulty. Existing paid owners keep their access. No grades, just your own journey. Animations can be turned off. Clean card art, customizable decks and card backs, cloud-backed progress, and English and Spanish language support.
The Game Button clicker is a clicker game with a special twist; You can draw cards that will help you progress and sometimes give you side effects The game features 26 unique cards! How to play Click the button to gain clicks and money Get cards with money that will help you Open your catalog to see what all cards do Reach 100,000 clicks to beat the game Info Game made with Godot Made in 9 days for Godot Wild Jam#71 "Unintended Consequences" Credits & Tutorial in-game [incrementaldb_verification: @FluffyFishDev]
incremental · Card Game · 2D
Delve into perilous subterranean ruins in this minimalist card-based push your luck dungeon crawler. Choose corridors, confront monsters, loot vaults, and manage tactical cards and resources before finding your way out.
Place bets and play classic casino blackjack against the dealer. Strategize your hands with options to hit, stand, double, split, and utilize unique table skills to maximize your winnings.
A unique blend of classic Klondike (solitaire) mechanics and engaging word associations. Find hidden meanings, group words into logical sets, and conquer hundreds of levels. This brain-teasing words solitaire not only relaxes you but also effectively expands your vocabulary. Play at your own pace, stress-free. Enjoy a truly intellectual pastime!
Cribbage the way it's meant to be played: across a felt table, on a wooden board, with pegs that hop hole to hole every time you score. You take on a single AI opponent in the classic two-handed game. Deal six cards, lay two away to the dealer's crib, then cut the starter — a Jack turns up two for his heels. The play runs to 31: peg for fifteens, pairs, runs, a go, and the last card. Then comes the show, non-dealer first — fifteens, pairs, runs, flush, and his nobs — before the crib swings the hand one way or the other. The deal alternates, so the crib is never yours for long. First peg to 121 takes it. Leave your opponent short of 91 and it's a skunk. • Fully 3D table and pegging board — 120-hole serpentine track, pegs that move as you count • A thinking opponent: the bot weighs every unseen starter when discarding and plays the pegging round for danger as well as points • Lifetime stats — win streak, best hand, skunks dealt and taken, perfect 29s, total points pegged • 8 achievements, from Shuffle Up to The Perfect 29, plus a games-won leaderboard • Built-in rules panel, English and Spanish, mouse or touch — no install, plays in the browser
You're a radio engineer breaking the dead's Bad Connection, an anti-poker roguelike where the horde builds the hand and you take it apart.
Jack’s, 2’s & 8’s A quiet hand across the table. Jacks, Twos & Eights is a shedding card game the way it’s actually played at the kitchen table — house rules, held grudges and all. Match the pile by suit or rank, shed every card in your hand before anyone else, and time your trick cards for maximum outrage. Easy to learn in one hand. Dangerous to play with family. Pip’s House Rules Twos bite — the next player picks up two… unless they stack a 2 of their own. Watch it snowball to four, six, eight. Sevens skip — the next player misses a go. Deliciously petty. Eights press on — take another turn, but you must follow your own 8 or draw. The magical Jack — play it on anything, any time, and call the suit the whole table must follow. Ways to Play Against the computer — take on Pip, Mabel and Otto, three opponents who shed high, hoard their Jacks, and save their 2s for the exact moment you’re down to your last card. Free, on this device. Around one screen — classic pass-the-mouse for 2–4 players on the same table. Also free. Online — host a public table anyone can find, keep a private room behind a code and an invite link, or browse open games and sit down. Two to four players. Unlock Play online once; CPU and pass-the-mouse stay free. A Table Worth Sitting At A hand-drawn deck — mirrored court cards, ornate aces, traditional pip layouts — on a lamplit green felt table. Every card is really dealt: riffle-shuffled from the stock, flipped mid-air, slid into your fan. Drag your card onto the pile, or just click it home. A soft, papery soundscape — shuffles, snaps and felt thumps — with not a single beep in it. Quick hands. A game takes minutes; the rematch takes seconds. On WaveDash your signed-in name sits on the scoreboard. Climb Total Wins against the computer (Easy, Medium, Hard), and Online Wins once you’ve unlocked the real tables. For the Uninitiated A beautifully illustrated in-game guide teaches the rules in under a minute — because the fastest way to learn Jacks, Twos & Eights is to lose your first hand to someone’s grandmother.
Open-board FreeCell solitaire - every card in view. Build the columns down in alternating colours, use the four free cells as breathing room, and clear all 52 cards up to the foundations. Click to select and click a destination to move; double-click to send a card home.