About This Game

Build your deck. Break their fortress.

Spirefall is a single-player roguelite deckbuilder with turn-based card battles. Deploy units, cast spells, and unleash fortress weapons to break the enemy stronghold. Between battles, choose your route and reshape your deck for the next opponent.

Command the battle. Fire the whole battery.

Choose your attackers, commit your blockers, and answer enemy plays with spells. Your commander and fortress start on the table, bringing their own abilities to your strategy from the first turn.

Build a line of charged beam weapons, then give the order to fire them all. Fund assassins and bring out the cannons. Or wait for the Blood Moon and let your vampires hunt. Every faction runs on a different economy, and it changes how you build your deck and fight your battles.

Build a stronger deck at every table.

Take on the Gauntlet: a branching run of card battles, encounters, shops, and bosses. Scout the opponents ahead, choose your path, and spend your winnings on the cards your strategy needs. Collect Emblems that change how your run plays.

Unlock new commanders, fortresses, and cards for future runs. Beat the boss and preserve your winning deck as a Trophy Deck, ready to take into another run.

Three taverns. Three sets of house rules.

Every tavern runs its own Gauntlet, with its own opponents, its own stock, and a boss who does not play fair.

• Tully's Ale Haus: The Tavern Keeper holds the last table, and her Kraken grabs your units and hurls them into your fortress.

• The Undercroft: Beneath the cathedral of Antiok, attack the congregation and your units are marked with Sin. The Church locks your units in its Chambers, and the Confessor digs for relics at the final table.

• Hotel Madame Noire: A shared Clock runs through Day and Night. Every second Dusk brings a Blood Moon, when vampires grow stronger and hunt freely until Dawn burns the ones left exposed.

Five factions. Five ways to win.

Start with the Archmage Technocrats and earn four more banners through play. Each faction brings its own resources, commanders, fortresses, and cards:

• Archmage Technocrats: Build your energy reserves, cast spells, and line up devastating beam salvos.

• The Merchant Coast: Turn gold into hired muscle, assassination contracts, and cannon fire.

• Guild of the Inglorious Bards: Rotate instruments to change your units' abilities and make the next verse hurt.

• The Nine of the Sacred: Collect Tithe and Divine Favor, mark enemies with Sin, and make the sinful pay. Defeat the Confessor to take up their banner.

• The Sovereign: Feed your vampires, store their Blood, and strike when the Blood Moon rises. Defeat Madame Noire to join her court.

Welcome to Spirefall, where rival factions settle their grudges over cards and the innkeepers take winning personally. Merchant princes count coin. Technocrats calibrate their contraptions. Bards lie about everything. The Church keeps count of your sins, and the vampire court keeps the wine flowing. You have a starter deck and a reputation to build.

Take a seat. Play the free demo.

The free demo includes three taverns, five factions, and more than 350 cards to collect, among them over 20 commanders and 15 fortresses. Play with mouse and keyboard or full controller support, including on Steam Deck.

The full game takes the Gauntlet further. The Ferryman's Rest waits in Apopis, where the Risen Kingdom has been playing for a very long time, and more taverns follow, each with its own host, opponents, boss, and new cards to build around.

Try the free demo and wishlist Spirefall for release. The tavern keeper does not lose politely.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Portions of this game's art and audio were created using generative AI tools during development: card and character artwork, backgrounds and icons (including store page artwork), music, sound effects, and voice audio were AI-generated under human direction, then curated and edited by the developers. Game design, rules, code, card text and names, and all narrative writing are human-authored. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.