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About This Game

About this game

A love-letter to card games made with a burning passion.

I combined the neuron-activating-big-numbers of deckbuilding roguelikes with the card collecting of trading card games and put it into a world of mystery and adventure.

Collect whimsical cards, build fantastical decks, and battle gods beyond comprehension on your journey to find purpose.

Features

Build Your Deck - Acquire hundreds of cards with unique abilities through your journey. Mysterious and powerful cards can be found all around if you keep a watchful eye and a strategic mind. Once a card is acquired it's yours, FOREVER. Mix and match your cards into a 10 card deck to overcome immovable obstacles, terrifying creatures, and magnificent gods.

Play as slowly as you want - Simple turn based gameplay that is easy to learn but incredibly difficult to master. Take all the time you need to weigh your options and make your choice or play quickly and go with your gut feeling. Either way, it'll take more than just good cards to defeat a god.

Explore a mysterious world - The world is ancient with eons of history left behind. Adventure through ruined fortresses, verdant forests, radioactive caverns, golden fields of wheat in the sky, and more while you come to find your way and purpose in the tapestry of history.

Made with Love

This entire fantasy world is made with love, every stone tree and blade of grass placed with intention and the lore goes so deep, my friends.

Hand drawn pixel art drawn by me (iPad + Procreate + apple pencil <3)

Music made by working with with local musicians in my area.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

All parts of the game are handmade except for the programming. To program the system architecture by hand would have taken me years (I've tried many iterations of this game in the past, so I'm speaking from hard earned experience)

For me art is a conversation between the artist and the audience. No matter how long and detailed a prompt to an AI is it will never be able to perfectly create what the prompter imagines - this means that the communication between artist and audience is distorted by the AI in the middle. Programming has been moving towards natural language over many decades and using AI to program feels like part of that progression. I have very high standards for my work and I don't feel that AI is distorting my uncompromising vision for the game.

I believe AI will bring so many bad things into the world, but I think there will be some good too... and I am trying my very best to ensure that this is one of them. This AI disclosure is not even required on Steam if AI is only used for programming, but I know that this is an extremely polarizing topic and I want to be respectful and fully transparent.

Sorry for the long-winded explanation, but thank you so much for reading.