Rabbit Samurai

A very bare bones deck building rogue like with only the most basic card types and progress structure from Slay the Spire. It's so simplified down to purely attack, block and heal numbers with any upgrade ever offering slight number increases to an extent where it's hard to consider it a finished game. There is no meta progression with almost no card or enemy variety, so after completing a full run within the first hour there just isn't anything left really. It's not bad, but so simple and lacking in content that I hardly could consider it a finished game.

Perfect for a quick gaming session. Simple controls but challenging levels.

Rabbit Samurai is a lighthearted roguelike deck-building adventure that takes a familiar genre formula and presents it through the charming lens of a brave rabbit warrior. Developed by Zerterek and published by Zerterek Game Studios, the game focuses on strategic card battles, exploration, and constant experimentation, offering players a journey where every run feels slightly different from the last. While its presentation is simple and approachable, the gameplay hides enough tactical depth to keep fans of card-based roguelikes engaged for multiple playthroughs. At its core, Rabbit Samurai revolves around building and refining a deck capable of overcoming increasingly difficult encounters. Players collect cards from different categories, each offering unique effects and interactions that can be combined to create powerful strategies. The game encourages experimentation by rewarding players who discover effective synergies between cards rather than relying on a single dominant approach. As a result, the process of assembling a deck becomes one of the most enjoyable aspects of the experience, especially when unexpected combinations lead to surprisingly effective outcomes. The explo…

Had good time with this one, and you 100% must too :)

fun quick lil' roguelike deckbuilder. simple and cute, not really challenging if you find the right combo(s), but it can feel like you can be done with it after a couple of hors and maybe an extra hour of just going for the odd achievements. highly reccomended and great job developer(s)

Okay, it's a pixelated card roguelike about a samurai rabbit xD I liked: the variety of locations many combinations and decks The game's pixel art style is slightly different from others, but there's something about it