Did you grow up in the ‘80s and early ‘90s? Do you miss it?
Craft your deck during a series of card duels against the childhood villains: Suke Lywalker against Varth Dader, Bombles against DojoBojo, and Matban against Poker!
- 60 cards, for a total of 2,176,782,336,000,000,000,000 deck combinations!
- 20 locations, each with its own effect, for a total of 8,000 possible battlegrounds.
- 3 unique enemies with different strategies.
- A challenging endless mode.
- Turn-based battles.
- Hand-drawn pixel art.
- Track your card collection and unlock all 60 cards.
- Build powerful combos and observe as they unfold in the beautifully indented battle log, which contains the record of everything that happens during the battle.
- Power-efficient — it's just HTML with no game loop!
- Drag & drop with your mouse, Windows 95 style!
- Each turn you have 1 more energy to play your cards.
- Score more points than your opponent across all 3 locations.
- For each location that you win, pick one card from the shop before the next battle.
The theme inspired us to build a deckbuilder with a twist: you can only ever have exactly 12 cards in your deck. When choosing new cards for your deck, you don’t add them, making the deck larger (and slower). Instead, you exchange one of the cards already in the deck for the new card. You could say your deck is superstitious and really doesn’t want to have 13 cards.
Look, we both know you’re going to play this game at work, or maybe while putting your youngest to sleep. We could have added some audio, but you’d play the game on mute anyways, and we’d need to drop a few cards to make room for the sound data. Plus, we’d need to also squeeze in the logic to toggle the music. Which you’d promptly switch to OFF. So instead, enjoy the extra cards and go build those sweet combos!