Cybersoul

Cybersoul

Recoil Mojo · December 25, 2025 · Strategy, Idler, Card Battler, Trading Card Game, Deckbuilding

Cybersoul is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

PC
Mixed50% · 10
This game is free to play. Get it on Steam →

Screenshots

Cybersoul price

Cybersoul is free to play — there is no purchase price, on Steam or anywhere else we track. We keep watching it, so if it ever stops being free the price history on this page will show when that happened and what it changed to.

About Cybersoul

Welcome to Cybersoul, where high-octane Deckbuilding, glitched-out card games, and a compulsive Souls & Star Power incremental idle system collide in a flash of neon. Jack into the ultimate Cyberpunk Card Battler, launching with 3+ dystopian Factions and over 500 cards.Compiled in the static of a dying world, Cybersoul takes the card battlers you know and hard-wires them into a high-tech, low-life future.Command the scrap-metal juggernauts of the Rust Legion, the chemical-fueled speedsters of the Stim Freaks, and the corporate overlords of the Credit Barons. With over 500 distinctive cards, each surging with cybernetic augmentations and system-breaking hacks, the tactical possibilities are limitless. But the Grid is unforgiving. Engage in visceral, turn-based combat against a ruthless AI that learns your exploits.And when you need to disconnect from the warfare, the Glitch Arcade awaits! Gamble your life away and earn Credits & Energy in corrupted simulations of classics like 9-Player Poker, Blackjack, Pool, Match 3, Chess, Space Invaders, Brick Break, Snooker, and more.Then, set your system to idle farm Soul Coins & Star Power. Spend your ill-gotten credits to upgrade your rig, overclock your cards, and farm resources even while you sleep. 🔋SYSTEM FEATURES
  • 3+ Dystopian Factions: Master the streets—from the brute force of the Rust Legion to the arcane code of the Stim Freaks and the corrupted wealth of the Credit Barons.
  • 500+ Cybersoul Cards: Compile a deck of cybernetic horrors, viruses, traps, and glitches, each rendered in a visceral analog-horror art style.
  • Neural-Net AI Battles: Test your build against adaptive AI opponents that exploit your weaknesses and show no mercy.
  • Visceral Turn-Based Combat: Fast, brutal, and strategic. Execute combos that shatter the game logic and overload your opponent’s CPU.
  • Deep Deck Optimization: Tailor your loadout with a diverse host of mechs, mutants, and programs. Unlock encrypted data packs to find rare, holographic foils.
  • The Glitch Arcade: Hustle for Credits & Energy in hacked versions of Poker, Pool, Blackjack, Snooker, Chess, and Retro Arcade shooters.
  • Idle Crypto-Mining: Grow your influence and harvest resources from the Mainframe through an expansive idle system. Your wealth grows while you sleep.
  • Acid-Graphic Aesthetic: Immerse yourself in a world of hyper-stylized "Analog-Glitch" art, neon-soaked environments, and geometric brutalism.
  • 27+ Hour Industrial Soundtrack: Lose your mind to over 27 hours of pounding Synthwave, Dark Techno, and Industrial noise designed to keep your heart rate critical.
  • 819 Corrupted Voiceline Data Logs: Absorb cryptic truths and proverb-packed lore files from a world that has forgotten its own history.
  • Daily Login Rewards: Jack in daily to receive a supply drop of Credits, XP, and Energy.
  • New User Protocol: Learn the systems with interactive tutorials, making it easy for fresh meat and veteran hackers to upload their consciousness.
  • Offline Mode: Hone your skills solo against the machine. No signal required.
💀 UPLOAD YOUR SOUL. BREAK THE SYSTEM. 💀Cybersoul is a realm where strategy meets static, and humanity meets hardware. Overclock your deck, exploit the code, and engage in neon-soaked battles against the worst the future has to offer. Easier to learn than a firewall, harder to master than the stock market.The System is broken.
Exploit it. 💾

Cybersoul — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Multiplayer
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

Players appreciate the game's soundtrack and core card game mechanics reminiscent of MTG, but are consistently frustrated by confusing UI design, lack of proper tutorials, and numerous bugs that make the game difficult to understand and play. Common complaints include unclear game systems (card placement, mana usage, battle mechanics), cluttered interface, AI-generated art quality issues, and missing accessibility features like subtitles and options menus.

Not recommended Jan 3, 2026
The chess pieces are on the wrong squares, and the squares are the wrong colors. The images for the pieces have nothing to do with the pieces themselves. Edit: the developer fixed the square colors and piece placements, but now when you play as black, you have to play from the other side of the board. Additionally, the only way to know which piece is which is by clicking on it (you can't even tell what color it is), the description that pops up is off the screen unless you're in full screen, and if you need to click another piece, you might accidentally make a legal move. There's just too much going on and none of it works or is easy to understand. The game should be reduced to a simple, working core and then built up again. Unplayable.
15 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 23, 2026
3/10 - ai shart
10 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 17, 2026
Needs a real tutorial that explains the phases of using cards , not even clear how to place them or to "battle" other cards. Couldnt figure out even where my mana was. Great soundtrack and art. Game just needs more polish
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 4, 2026
Great little card game. If you're a fan of MTG, then give this a try. The soundtrack is KILLER. Get the game for the soundtrack if nothing else.
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 16, 2026
Busy and cluttered UI, bizarre visual choices, immediate voice lines with no subtitles when loading in and when mousing over any main menu element, no options menu that I could find (which would be great for turning down the ever present Imagine Dragons-esque soundtrack), no real tutorial or new player onboarding. This game has a lot of cool ideas in the store page pitch, but I couldn't bring myself to interact with it long enough to get to any of those systems.
2 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 Cybersoul

News

All news →
Slay the Spire 2 price: the first Steam cut, and a beta-only patchDeals

Slay the Spire 2 price: the first Steam cut, and a beta-only patch

Slay the Spire 2 price: Steam has discounted it for the first time in our record, and this week's big patch is beta-only. What 26 readings say about the timing.

Nov 15, 2026
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

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$14.99
  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