

DECK COLLECTOR
AEROBORN Games · 2025 · Casual, Simulation, Tabletop, Collectathon, Immersive Sim
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About DECK COLLECTOR
Build Your Collection
Rip open packs, preconstructed decks, and booster boxes to build your master collection of cards. Add cards into 3D binders to view the progress of each set.Ultra Realism
DECK COLLECTOR was made with realism and performance in mind. The game uses PBR graphics to simulate the look and feel of the real world. The foil shaders were designed to mimic the glimmer of the iconic holographic cards. Rotate the card and watch it come to life!Build Your Room
Move around the room and place objects. Use the edit tool to precisely edit the position and rotation of all objects. Add posters, convas art, emissive lights, TV’s, monitors, furniture and more to fully immerse yourself in the game and make it your own! Place cards in 3D binders with a FIRST OF ITS KIND page-offset to mimic the real world binders.Settings! Settings! Settings!
A multitude of settings have been implemented into the game to allow for user controllability. Choose your color, adjust the pacing, and fine-tune the camera settings to your liking. All settings are in plain text inside a text file for easy editing!Constant Updates
The game will constantly evolve into a bigger, better game. With constant updates, new features, and surprises that will be implemented within the game to enhance the gameplay and overall playability. Difficulty modes, grading, selling cards, an ABUNDANCE of new cards and sets, more settings, player customizations, advanced play modes, VR support, Steam achievements, and SO MUCH MORE are currently on the “to-do” list while the game journeys through its Early Release Mode.Features
- Build your collection by placing cards in 3D binders with a FIRST OF ITS KIND page-offset for ultra realism
- Multiple sets, packs, and decks of cards to open
- View each card in stunning detail with ultra realistic holographic foils
- User controllability through the settings page
- All settings files are in plain text format for easy editing
- Realistic graphics using PBR
- Import your own Rooms and Objects to play in game!
- View your progress of each set and deck
- Cinematic camera with THOUSANDS of combinations for cinematic video
- Pick your color to colorize your game!
- Changeable images for some backgrounds
- 3D posters and canvas art where you can use your own photos
- Image and text import style mechanics
- Control the look of the game with camera settings (color adjustments, bloom, depth of field, vignette, etc…)
- Import textures for Lens Dirt and Overlays
- Auto-focus depth of field
- Free-play style gameplay, open as many packs as you want!
- Go to the store to buy objects, products, furniture, binders, trading cards, lights, TVs, and more!
- Jump in now to crack open some packs!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the impressive visual presentation, particularly the realistic card foil effects and textures that authentically replicate physical trading cards, along with satisfying collection mechanics like organizing cards in binders and display frames. The main feedback centers on the game still being in early development with a limited selection of products and cards, though players seem patient with this limitation and are engaged enough to wait for new content releases and explore features like custom card creation.
For a devs first game this is pretty impressive. The foil effects and card textures are just like tcg cards irl. I see that we can make our own cards but i haven't dove into that just yet. I do wish there were more products and cards but i understand as this is still in development.2 found this helpful
The flow of the game is there. Buy items & cards, make the room nice, open card packs & boxes, rotate cards w/ middle mouse button to see shiny. I was able to put a couple binders on a table and add cards to the slot I clicked on & flip the pages. I put 3 slot picture frames on the walls & added cards to those displays, put card boxes & packs on the shelf & table. Waiting for in-game days/time to pass for more card series to be at the shops currently. Shows interest. I have seen a few different foilings in the 1st 2 card sets.
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