Card Battler
⚖️ 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
Step into the ultimate digital arena in a cyberpunk card-battling RPG featuring deep deckbuilding and procedural challenges. Broadcast to billions, the Global VR Challenge has selected you to enter its lethal digital grid. Facing adaptive opponents in strategic, collectible card duels, you must construct powerful decks, navigate shifting combat zones, and climb the global leaderboards for a 25 million credit prize while unraveling the dark truth behind the Black Signal. Features: Tactical Card Battles: Deep, turn-based card combat with complex resource management, monster summoning, and spell interactions. Deckbuilding & Strategy: Collect cards, synergize abilities, and build specialized decks to outsmart adaptive AI opponents. Procedural Arenas: Navigate ever-shifting digital zones with randomized encounters, rewards, and hazards. Global Leaderboards: Perfect your deck strategy and compete for top ranks on the global stage. Cyberpunk RPG Narrative: Explore the corporate-run VR tournament and uncover what the Global AI Entertainment Consortium is truly testing.
Card Battler · RPG · Sci-fi
Kekkai (結界) is a Japanese-fantasy dueling card game. Choose one of nine heroes, build a 30-card deck from 284 cards, and outplay your opponent turn by turn: in the story, against the AI, or head-to-head online.
Glyphyx is a 90-second tactical duel on a 4×4 stone board. Every turn you drag one rune pebble onto a tile and swipe the direction it faces — and so does your enemy, in secret. Then everything fires at once: swords strike, bows skip a tile, arcane beams cut diagonals, shields absorb, crosses heal. Stack two matching runes into a Level 2 powerhouse, shatter enemy stones into rubble, and claim their tiles. Hold eight and you win. Fight three factions at once in the siege campaign, chain victories for up to 3× gold, and unlock new runes and skins.
The Swee-tea Kingdom has always been peaceful and wonderful… until one day, a dark chocolate wizard named Coco Choco kidnaps Princess Lolie! Fortunately, a young traveler named R'eo, searching for gold, discovers the bounty placed on Coco Choco and his henchmen. With his amazing card-playing skills, he embarks on an adventure to Fudge Falls. May the best cardsman win! How to Play Each card has a suit and a number. Damage is determined by the card's number and the character's stats. Suit Advantages Sword Beats Staff Staff beats Shield Shield beats Sword Be mindful of which card you play, as choosing poorly may cause you to take damage. Break System Playing two cards of the same suit has incoming damage. This is called a Break . Example: Sword + Sword = Break Heal Cards The player also has access to Heal cards. Heal cards can: Be used on your turn to restore health Be broken to completely negate damage Be careful though — enemies can also break your Heal cards! This is my first time making a card game and a turn-based RPG, so I hope you all have fun Credits Fonts were downloaded from Dafont and are listed as public domain. The game and all assets were made by Unhinged Gekko Studios