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Rookspell merges the tactical depth of chess with the chaotic energy of a card game roguelike. You play on a real chess board, commanding pieces that move exactly as you'd expect - but then your hand of spell cards changes everything. Freeze a bishop mid-advance, summon a pawn army, or teleport your queen across the board in a single turn. No two runs play the same way.

Each run starts with a standard chess setup and a starting deck. As you win matches, you draft new cards from a rotating pool, building synergies between your pieces and your spells. Lose a piece, and you might lose it for the rest of the run - so every exchange matters. Survive long enough and you'll face increasingly dangerous opponents with their own powerful decks.

Victory comes from threading the needle between chess fundamentals and card-fuelled chaos. You can outplay your opponent on the board, overwhelm them with a powerful combo, or assemble a deck so broken it bends the rules of chess entirely.

Key features:

• Draft and deckbuild - construct your spell deck run-by-run from cards with unique board effects

• Real chess movement - every piece moves according to standard rules until your cards say otherwise

• Roguelike progression - piece loss, escalating opponents, and randomised card pools keep every run fresh

• Multiple play modes - solo PvE runs, or online PvP via Steam

• Steam Workshop support - create and share custom cards, rulesets, and board variants

• Full controller support - plays great on couch with Xbox or PlayStation controllers, including Remote Play Together

Chess knowledge is helpful but not required. If you can move a knight, you can play Rookspell. We also have a tutorial to help teach you along the way

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Вот как разработчики описывают контент в игре, сгенерированный ИИ:

Some generative ai was used for general bug fixes

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Rookspell depicts fighting and has themes of weapons, including their usage against players