Tavrik

Tavrik

Nyra Games · August 31, 2026 · Traditional Roguelike, Roguelike Deckbuilder, Board Game, Turn-Based Tactics, Card Game

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Tavrik price by region

Tavrik costs $5.24 in Georgia (USD), £8.06 in the United Kingdom, $8.99 in the United States, €9.18 in Europe (EUR), CA$10.68 in Canada, A$12.71 in Australia, NZ$14.06 in New Zealand, R$32.99 in Brazil and zł38.24 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Tavrik offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $5.24 −25% $5.24 — 1
United Kingdom £8.06 −25% £8.06 — 1
United Statesyour region $8.99 −25% $8.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €9.18 −25% €9.18 — 1
Canada CA$10.68 −25% CA$10.68 — 1
Australia A$12.71 −25% A$12.71 — 1
New Zealand NZ$14.06 −25% NZ$14.06 — 1
Brazil R$32.99 −25% R$32.99 — 1
Poland zł38.24 −6% zł38.24 — 1

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About Tavrik

✦ AI summary

Tavrik is a roguelite deckbuilder where every card you play reshapes the hex-grid map itself, letting you build roads, clear forests, and construct watchtowers to survive dangerous procedurally generated journeys between villages. What sets it apart is that you don't fight enemies—you strategically manage energy, plan routes through hostile terrain, and face a constant temptation to risk one more turn for more gold as threats intensify around you.

Tavrik is a roguelite deckbuilder and hex-grid strategy game where every card you play changes the map beneath your feet.You do not cast spells at enemies. You build roads, bridge rivers, cut through forests, raise watchtowers, place markets, and shape a dangerous medieval landscape one hex at a time.Your goal is simple:Reach the next village before your energy runs out.The hard part is everything in between.Every level is a short journey across a procedurally generated hex map. The exit is visible, but the route is not always safe.Forests slow you down. Swamps drain your energy. Rivers block your path. Mountains force detours. Wildlife moves through the map. Disasters are waiting in the forecast.Your deck is how you survive.Place a road to make future movement cheaper. Build a bridge across water. Clear a forest with an axe. Put a watchtower on high ground to reveal more of the map. Drop a market near your route and turn a dangerous journey into profit.In Tavrik, the strongest card is not always the flashiest one.It is the one that makes the next three turns possible.There is no traditional health bar.Every step costs energy. Bad terrain costs more. Wild animals cost energy. Detours cost energy. Poor planning costs energy.Run out, and the run ends.Tavrik is about reading the map, spending carefully, and deciding when a shortcut is worth the price.Reaching the exit does not end the level immediately.It gives you a choice.Leave now and keep what you earned — or stay on the map for more gold.One more turn.
One more card.
One more market.
One more mistake.The longer you stay, the faster the threat rises. More animals appear. Disasters become harsher. Safe routes start to collapse.Every exit asks the same question:Are you done, or are you sure?Tavrik’s bosses are not giant monsters.They are hostile maps with special rules.Endless rain can turn open ground into mud. Lightning can set forests ablaze. Earthquakes can destroy the structures you were counting on. Predator packs can pressure your route before you are ready.But danger is not completely hidden.Threats and disasters can be forecast before they hit. You will often know what is coming.Surviving it is the problem.Start each run with one of four archetypes: Pathfinder, Guardian, Merchant, or Master Planner.Pathfinder builds faster, safer routes. Guardian controls danger and survives pressure. Merchant turns risk into gold. Master Planner bends tempo, timing, and card efficiency.Between villages, spend your gold on new cards, passives, upgrades, repairs, and tags. Build a deck that fits your route — or rebuild it before it falls apart.Because every card has durability.Use a card too often, and it disappears from your deck for good.Your deck is not permanent. It erodes, mutates, and tells the story of the road you survived.Tavrik looks warm: painterly medieval tiles, quiet villages, soft colors, and a world that feels inviting at first glance.Underneath, it is a sharp strategy game about movement, risk, greed, and survival.Short levels.
Hard choices.
One more turn.The road is the dungeon.How far does yours go?

Tavrik — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Tavrik is a strategy game with hex map mechanics and path-building systems that players find engaging and intuitive once they overcome an initial learning curve. The game combines board game and video game elements with satisfying optimization gameplay and strong visual atmosphere. Players consistently report getting hooked and recommend it to those who enjoy strategy and tactical planning.

Recommended Sep 1, 2026
i like strategy games and i wanted to try this one. got hooked way faster than i expected. worth it.
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Recommended Aug 31, 2026
I've played for about half an hour. It felt a little confusing at first, but once I got the hang of it and started learning the game, it really started to grow on me. I think I'll be spending my weekend on this.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2026
If you like board games and laptop games, this feels like a revolution! The hex map mechanics and path building feel very intuitive once you let yourself flow in the game. Great visual atmosphere and super satisfying to optimize your moves. Highly recommended and can't wait for the next game!
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