Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder

Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder

TavroxGames · March 18, 2021 · Roguelike Deckbuilder, Card Battler, Card Game, Deckbuilding, Roguelike

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Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder price by region

Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder costs £1.08 in the United Kingdom, €1.24 in Europe (EUR), $1.50 in the United States, $1.50 in Georgia (USD), CA$3.09 in Canada, NZ$3.49 in New Zealand, A$3.99 in Australia, R$5.59 in Brazil and zł6.92 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.08 −80% £2.19 £1.08 13
Europe (EUR) €1.24 −80% €2.39 €1.24 14
United Statesyour region $1.50 −80% $2.79 $1.50 14
Georgia (USD) $1.50 −80% $2.79 $1.50 13
Canada CA$3.09 −80% CA$3.09 CA$13.94 14
New Zealand NZ$3.49 −80% NZ$3.49 NZ$15.83 13
Australia A$3.99 −80% A$3.99 A$17.96 14
Brazil R$5.59 −80% R$5.59 R$25.10 13
Poland zł6.92 −80% zł10.19 zł6.92 14

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About Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder

✦ AI summary

Neurodeck: Psychological Deckbuilder is a roguelike deckbuilding game where you navigate your subconscious mind, constructing a powerful deck of cards while meditating on personality traits that fundamentally reshape how you play. It blends strategic card combat against phobia-inspired monsters with RPG character customization and genuine storytelling about mental health, delivering deep replayability through meaningful mechanical variety.


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Features


  • Deckbuilding as you progress through the game (Slay The Spire like)
  • Meditate and choose personality traits that alter your gameplay profoundly
  • Explore a subconscious maze, full of cards and improvements that will help you defeat the monsters in your mind
  • Light RPG mechanics that allow you to customize your character stats & skills
  • Characters & places from your past that will tell facts & stories about mental health
  • Deep gameplay mechanics that put focus on replayability and gameplay diversity
  • Horrific monsters inspired by real-life phobias

Inspired by great titles like Slay the Spire, Monster Train and Gordian Quest, Neurodeck tries to bring a fresh and original gameplay!

Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
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

Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder is a shallow roguelike deckbuilder that attempts to weave psychology themes into its mechanics through thematic reskins like Sanity instead of HP, but players feel the psychological elements are largely cosmetic gimmicks with no real mechanical depth. The game suffers from balance issues, technical problems like freezing, incomplete content such as copy-pasted character stories, and confusing design choices that make it feel unfinished and overly complicated for what it offers.

Not recommended Jun 27, 2024
I wanted to like this game, I love deckbuilders and I'm a psychology lecturer. I didn't have any illusions that these topics could be covered very effectively in this form, but figured that there would be space to put across one or two interesting ideas. The game isn't really properly finished. There are only two characters and the second character's story is copy-pasted from the first character even in places that makes no sense at all. The gameplay is alright but overall lackluster. I wish they'd done better with this one.
12 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 8, 2024
Well I would rate this game higher. I was going to recommend it. But the Plague Doctor final boss is so unfair. I was sitting there with -50 stamina and no cards left to draw while he healed himself to full HP. What balance is in this game? And the "mental health" aspect is just a gimmick. I thought it was cute that all the cards are named after coping skills, and the art tracks with the phobias but, that's it. Gimmicky and unbalanced.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 28, 2024
It's an okay Deckbuilder with limited replay potential. I recommend it because it triggered my PTSD and games rarely do that for me.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 9, 2025
As roguelike deckbuilders go, this is fine. It might be a good introduction to the genre, even, given that the gameplay is so shallow. My main complaint is that the mechanics have no connection to the theme. Instead of HP, you have Sanity. Instead of inflicting poison, you induce Anxiety. The art and animations are fantastic, but the game itself is just a reskinned version of the most generic roguelike possible. This all would be well and good, except it also has a tendency to just lock up for no reason, and that's really irritating! That flips my recommendation to negative.
Not recommended Sep 24, 2024
Too many features from the start. Even though it seems to target experienced StS players, there are new rules, plus you get a Trait (equivalent to a relic in StS) before the first battle, and your starting deck even contains an Item (equivalent to a Power in StS). I feel like the creators don’t fully understand what made StS enjoyable on a deeper level. If they did, they wouldn’t have designed the game like this. The dual cost system of stamina and actions doesn’t seem to add anything meaningful to the gameplay either. I love roguelikes, especially card-based ones, but I just couldn’t bring myself to keep playing this. The parameter for HP is inconsistently referred to as Health, HP, Sanity, ♡, or even a brain icon. This creates unnecessary confusion and makes the game harder to enjoy. 最初から要素が多すぎる。 StS経験者を対象にしているのだろうとはいえ、新しいルールがあるのに加えてさらに最初の戦闘前にTrait(レリックに相当)の取得があり、初期デッキにアイテム(パワーに相当)まである。おそらく制作者は、StSの何が面白いかを深いレベルで理解していないと思う。理解していたらこういうレベルデザインにはならない。 スタミナとアクションのダブルコスト制もゲーム性に活かせているようには思えない。 私はローグ、中でもカードローグが好きだが、これは続ける気が起きなかった。 パラメータ名もヘルスなのかHPなのかSanityなのか♡なのかよくわからず、無駄にプレイ負荷がかかる。
Recommended Mar 28, 2024
I don't think the game feels unfinished, it literally is. Still good tho. I recommend it but don't expect much.

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