Glass Hand

Glass Hand

StellaWare · June 1, 2026 · Casual, Card Game, Roguelike, Card Battler, Roguelite

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Glass Hand price by region

Glass Hand costs £0.47 in the United Kingdom, $0.49 in the United States, €0.54 in Europe (EUR), CA$0.59 in Canada, A$0.70 in Australia, NZ$0.79 in New Zealand, $0.90 in Georgia (USD), R$1.99 in Brazil and zł2.07 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Glass Hand offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.47 −51% £0.47 — 1
United Statesyour region $0.49 −51% $0.49 — 1
Europe (EUR) €0.54 −50% €0.54 — 1
Canada CA$0.59 −50% CA$0.59 — 1
Australia A$0.70 −50% A$0.70 — 1
New Zealand NZ$0.79 −50% NZ$0.79 — 1
Georgia (USD) $0.90 $0.90 — 1
Brazil R$1.99 −50% R$1.99 — 1
Poland zł2.07 zł2.07 — 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.

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About Glass Hand

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Glass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike where you build card queues that resolve left to right, chaining combos together for big payoffs instead of playing cards one at a time. Move through structured cycles of nodes and shops, unlock new starter decks, and use passive modules to reshape how your deck scales as you push toward harder ascension levels.

Glass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about clearing Nodes, building satisfying card queues, and riding the flow of an escalating run.

Choose a starter deck, build your hand into a queue, then execute the whole sequence at once. Cards resolve from left to right, combo bonuses build as the queue continues, and the right setup can turn a modest hand into a huge payoff.Runs move through repeating Cycles: clear Nodes, visit the Shop, survive Boss Nodes, and collect passive Modules that reshape how your deck plays. Win runs to unlock new starter decks and harder Ascension levels.Glass Hand is designed to be quick, readable, and atmospheric, with dreamy glass UI, ambient music, and big satisfying number feedback.FeaturesQueue-Based Card PlayInstead of playing cards one at a time, build a queue and execute it as a full sequence. Order matters, and every card you add can push the combo higher.5 Starter DecksUnlock and play different starter decks, each with its own rhythm. Some focus on clean sequencing, some on money, some on heavy Progress, and some on pushing the Glass system harder.Glass Combo SystemGlass cards extend your queue and help build stronger turns, but they have placement rules. Learning when and where to use Glass is the heart of the game.Fast Roguelike RunsMove through structured Cycles of Nodes, Shops, and Boss Nodes. Each run is short, focused, and built around making clean decisions quickly.Build Around Passive ModulesDefeat Boss Nodes to earn Modules: passive upgrades that change how your queues behave, pay out, and scale over the run.Simple, Readable ResourcesManage Progress, Energy, and Money without getting buried in menus. The focus stays on the cards, the queue, and the next decision.Deckbuilding With Clean ChoicesAdd cards, remove weak cards, buy upgrades, and shape your deck toward bigger, smoother turns.Ascension ProgressionWinning unlocks harder Ascension levels that add new pressure to future runs. Push higher as your decks and strategy improve.Dreamy Glass AestheticA soft Frutiger Aero-inspired visual style with animated UI, watery shaders, ambient backgrounds, and a calm electronic soundtrack.Chill, But Still StrategicGlass Hand is built around flow and readability, but the pressure still rises. Nodes get harder, upkeep increases, and Boss Nodes test whether your deck can keep up.The Core LoopChoose a starter deck.Clear a Node.Queue your cards.Execute the combo.Earn rewards.Improve your deck.Survive the next Cycle.Glass Hand is for players who like deckbuilders, satisfying combo turns, clean UI, and games that feel good to play.

Glass Hand — game info

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

What Steam players say

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

Recommended Oct 13, 2026
I love being a gambling addict but excuse it with the fact that it takes place on a cute, trippy, glossy frutiger-esque platform with satisfying clacky sound effects and groovy music. Honestly gambling companies could take an example from this and adorn their websites with such tranquil ethereal design to provide consumers with a false sense of security until several vans surround their house to collect debts. Because I would fall for it, considering how during my first playthrough I didn't even notice that I'm spending money until getting jumpscared by the losing screen. In particular the visuals are really enticing with pleasant colors and distorted animations that are addicting to look at, I'd love it if there were more backgrounds! Gameplay-wise it's quite easy to get into (saying that as someone with refrigerator temperature IQ) and fun to figure out own strategies to progress. Though it's quite difficult to not run out of money unless you're lucky to come across specific boosts (which aren't guaranteed to encounter in every run) but with some patience it's engaging and relaxing! The different modes don't seem to have much variety but I don't mind tbh, I enjoy the simplicity.…
15 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 5, 2026
This game is similar to Balatro, but it is way simpler. For that low price of pretty much just 1€ you get something you can easily play on a short or even a longer ride. positive things: + calming playstyle + nice visuals (late aero style) + quick to learn (1-3 cycles, maybe one retry) + simple graphics + 100MB with 60MB being the images probably + (mostly) intuitive UI (see my only gripe below) + sound design is fitting. may be negative (but not really, like c'mon) - not a lot of depth (it really does not need to) - I counted maybe 4 backgrounds, not a lot (sadly, the ylook fantastic) My only gripe with the game is, you cannot drag a card out of the play area. You must right click to remove them, which is a bit unintuitive to me and I always try. Would be nice if it supported multiple ways of managing your play area. (I also failed to move the cards around?). My Steam Controller did not work at fiurst, but I guess thats on me... If Balatro seems to intimidating for you, give this a shot. If you want to have a more calming Balatro, give this a shot. If you have 30min ride ahead, 1€ well spent. No amount of discount would do this game justice. It is already cheaper than most ga…
4 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 3, 2026
This is a fun and engaging card game that's perfect for unwinding during or after a long day of working from home. The gameplay is easy to pick up, yet entertaining enough to keep you coming back for more. Whether you have a few minutes to spare or want to relax for a longer session, it provides a satisfying and enjoyable experience while also moments of stress to keep up with payments and deadlines! Keep up the good work! :3
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 1, 2026
Simple but fun game. I really appreciate the vibe brought by the visuals and music.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 17, 2026
It's basically Balatro but frutiger aero. Instead of a certain amount of chips you need to get or Jokers and consumables, you have a progress bar and modules you get at the end of each game's boss hand. What I really like about this as compared to Balatro is almost every card has synergy with each other rather than what's in a specific suit or what's dictated by a Joker, so you can come up with some interesting plays. The UI itself, the backgrounds, and the ambient tracks are also very nice and soothing. Overall, I'm really surprised that this isn't more popular.
1 found this helpful

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