DOOMSDAY

DOOMSDAY (2024)

JARWorks · October 18, 2024 · Strategy, Casual, Deckbuilding, Roguelike, Sci-fi

Buy DOOMSDAY from Steam at $4.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

PC
9 user reviews100% · 9
Best price 35 Lowest tracked
$4.99
⭐ lowest tracked
Steam Buy at Steam

Prices last checked

More games under $5 →More Steam deals →

Where to buy DOOMSDAY — official stores

Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
$4.99
Buy

DOOMSDAY price by region

DOOMSDAY costs $3.29 in Georgia (USD), £4.29 in the United Kingdom, $4.99 in the United States, €4.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$6.49 in Canada, NZ$7.39 in New Zealand, A$7.50 in Australia, R$16.99 in Brazil and zł22.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest DOOMSDAY offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $3.29 $3.29 — 1
United Kingdom £4.29 £4.29 — 1
United Statesyour region $4.99 $4.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €4.99 €4.99 — 1
Canada CA$6.49 CA$6.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$7.39 NZ$7.39 — 1
Australia A$7.50 A$7.50 — 1
Brazil R$16.99 R$16.99 — 1
Poland zł22.99 zł22.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

Screenshots

About DOOMSDAY

✦ AI summary

DOOMSDAY is a single-player card-slinging roguelike where you build an ever-changing superweapon deck to defeat increasingly absurd enemies across 15 levels on your path to world domination. What sets it apart is its synergy-focused gameplay that emphasizes clever card combinations and artifact interactions over traditional combat, with over 150 unique cards and 100 artifacts to unlock and experiment with across multiple playthroughs.

In DOOMSDAY, you are a simple scientist with a simple dream - ruling the world, with the help of a giant laser cannon mounted on a spider-legged robot. Over the course of 15 levels, you'll need to defeat the pathetic fools standing between you and world domination, from teenage bullies to military commandos to forest witches to the mighty Kongclops. With your inventory of unique components and powerful artifacts, you’ll assemble the ultimate doomsday device and demolish everyone in your path.

EXCITING CARD HIJINKS



DOOMSDAY is a single-player card-slinging roguelike adventure that will feel familiar if you've ever played deck-building games like Magic: The Gathering, Slay The Spire, Balatro or Marvel Snap. You’ll find, however, that the gameplay is less dependent on combat, and more focused on synergy between your cards and artifacts as you build your superweapon from scratch again and again.

The goal of each level is to gain enough points to overcome a powerful enemy in your path. Over the course of seven turns, you’ll play cards that increase your power - crazy component cards that become pieces of your doomsday device, or surprising action cards that can make those pieces stronger. Each enemy has a unique effect that can trip you up, and you'll need to make use of tactics that are chaotic, random, some might even say "mad"...but by optimizing your deck and learning the weaknesses of your enemies, you'll find a method in the madness on your way to victory.

CRAFT THE ULTIMATE SUPERWEAPON



Between levels, you'll have the chance to add and remove cards from your deck, obtain special artifacts, or even go exploring on a side quest. You can choose from over 150 cards and 100 artifacts to make your deck more powerful….and the more you play, the more cards and artifacts you’ll unlock with rare, game-breaking abilities.

If you've never played strategy card games and find all this intimidating...don't worry, there's a tutorial mode that will walk you through the ins and outs of the game! The rules are easy to pick up, each round only takes a minute or two, and with a little math and a little luck, you'll find yourself racking up points and laying waste to cities before you know it.

FEATURES:


  • Fast paced card-based gameplay
  • Master chaotic tactics
  • Every run is unique
  • Three difficulty levels plus a tutorial mode
  • A dozen puny enemies to take down
  • Hundreds of cards and artifacts to customize your weapon
  • Over 50 exploration events with uncommon rewards
  • Original art by Flynn Nicholls
  • Original soundtrack by Dylan Walker and Josh Richmond
  • Unlockable cards, artifacts, and special runs for extra replayability.
  • Track your high score on the stats screen
  • Discover achievements on Steam ONLY!
  • Support indie games with this labor of love from a three-person team!

DOOMSDAY — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
More games like this:Mac games

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Players praise Doomsday's approachable yet surprisingly deep deckbuilding gameplay with a charming late-90s cartoon aesthetic and addictive short runs full of synergistic potential. However, common complaints center on the unpolished UI that feels like an afterthought, lack of quality-of-life features like keyboard support and volume controls, and some balance issues where certain cards feel unreliable or unwieldy compared to dominant strategies.

Recommended Nov 21, 2024
As a big fan of both Balatro and Super Auto Pets this game is a cute deck builder with surprisingly easy mechanics to learn. I tried the game on easy mode and spamming the sapphire strategy (patent pending) I was able to get a W on my first attempt. I liked the character art and I'm sure if others try it out they will struggle a little more than I did (i am very good gamer) W game
85 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 22, 2025
Hollywood Handbook Bump Great Pro Version
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 11, 2024
This is a fun and unique take on the roguelite deckbuilding genre. The gameplay is simple, the runs are fast and addictive, and the visual style (late-90's/early 2000's Cartoon Network vibe) and music are fantastic. It's not the most polished game, but that adds to its charm. It's a fun game from a small team and I highly recommend anyone who's into deckbuilding games try it out. Its mechanical twist (card position on a board mattering rather than just the order in which cards are played, if that makes sense) is fun and well-implemented, and there more than enough cards for surprising synergies to emerge. There are some QOL features that I think are lacking (no keyboard/controller support, no volume sliders) and the UI is has some pretty strong Newgrounds-Flash-game vibes (which works for me, but may not for others). But ultimately it's just fun and cute and I'm having a blast!
3 found this helpful
Recommended May 12, 2026
Doomsday has around seven user reviews as of writing this but I believe it deserves more attention. This game is surprisingly thinky and tight for something I originally had pegged as a basic "get the number higher" roguelite. In terms of light criticism, the art style is far and away the best part about it but the UI is clearly an afterthought. It needs stronger haptic feedback; little jitters on the menus and screen shake to sell the satisfaction of the experience. The division of gem colors and dual opportunity of components and actions leads to thoughtful choices and niche, synergistic decks but some of the actions and components were too unwieldy or unreliable to make me want to add them to my deck. There's a whole lot of random in this strategy game. Whether or not the developer has long term updates in mind, I still thought the game was a pleasant surprise.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 23, 2025
Incredibly easy to pick up and fun with a great artstyle/vibe, then the depth continues to reveal itself and keep you hooked
1 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 15, 2024
Great game so far.
1 found this helpful

Community reviews

—

0 reviews

Sign in to write a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.

More like DOOMSDAY

News

All news →
Games like Undertale that remember what you didPC

Games like Undertale that remember what you did

Undertale's own listing calls it the RPG where you don't have to destroy anyone. Games like Undertale that keep that idea: permanent choices, fights you can talk past, worlds that notice.

Nov 14, 2026
Games like Slay the Spire that keep the branching climbPC

Games like Slay the Spire that keep the branching climb

Most games like Slay the Spire copy the cards and lose the map. These keep the risky-or-safe choice, from a three-floor train to a deck made of poker hands.

Nov 14, 2026
Bodycam game price: what the zombie update changes about buyingPC

Bodycam game price: what the zombie update changes about buying

The Dead & Damned put Bodycam's zombies back on 13 November. What our dated record says about the Bodycam game price, and why the store's end date matters more than the sticker.

Nov 14, 2026
SilkMU is our new partner: MU Online Season 6 in a browser tabBlog

SilkMU is our new partner: MU Online Season 6 in a browser tab

SilkMU, a MU Online Season 6 server that runs in a browser tab or as an app, opened on 6 November 2026 and is now our partner. What it offers, what is free and what costs WCoin.

Nov 13, 2026
Games like Dying Light, where nightfall changes the rulesPC

Games like Dying Light, where nightfall changes the rules

Games like Dying Light are easy to find if you only want parkour or only want zombies. These eight keep the part that matters: a city that becomes a different place after dark.

Nov 13, 2026
Games like Portal 2, where one idea carries the whole gamePC

Games like Portal 2, where one idea carries the whole game

Games like Portal 2 all share one habit: teach a single impossible trick, then spend a campaign breaking it. From rewinding objects through time to Escher geometry that loops back on itself.

Nov 13, 2026
Planet Coaster DLC: skip the collection, buy the packsBundles

Planet Coaster DLC: skip the collection, buy the packs

The Planet Coaster DLC catalogue closed in 2019, so there is no curve left to wait out. Our record shows the collection bundle costs far more than assembling the same packs one by one.

Nov 13, 2026
Toxic Commando Game Pass: subscribe, or buy the key?Xbox

Toxic Commando Game Pass: subscribe, or buy the key?

The Toxic Commando Game Pass add landed on 12 November. Our price record since late September shows the key route barely moved, which changes what a subscription is worth.

Nov 13, 2026

Top games right now

All rankings →
  1. 1Counter-Strike 2Free
  2. 2Dota 2Free
  3. 3PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDSFree
  4. 4Grand Theft Auto V Legacy—
  5. 5Terraria$2.11
  6. 6Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six SiegeFree
  7. 7Rust$20.19
  8. 8Garry's Mod$6.19
  9. 9Team Fortress 2Free
  10. 10Black Myth: Wukong$35.72
  11. 11HELLDIVERS™ 2$23.99
  12. 12ELDEN RING$38.88
  13. 13Apex Legends™Free
  14. 14Left 4 Dead 2$9.99
  15. 15Stardew Valley$12.11
  16. 16Wallpaper Engine$3.99
  17. 17Cyberpunk 2077$17.99
  18. 18Euro Truck Simulator 2$4.99
  19. 19Dead by Daylight$6.81
  20. 20Red Dead Redemption 2$12.97
  21. 21The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt$9.77
  22. 22Baldur's Gate 3$53.52
  23. 23Phasmophobia$15.60
  24. 24War ThunderFree