Malys

Malys

Summerfall Studios · October 23, 2025 · Strategy, Roguelike Deckbuilder, Hand-drawn, Demons, Roguelite

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Mostly Positive78% · 197
Best price 54 Good deal
$0.77-95%
lowest tracked $0.46
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Malys price by region

Malys costs £0.47 in the United Kingdom, €0.53 in Europe (EUR), $0.77 in the United States, $0.77 in Georgia (USD), zł2.93 in Poland, CA$19.49 in Canada, A$21.95 in Australia, NZ$21.99 in New Zealand and R$46.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Malys offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.47 −96% £12.79 £0.47 2
Europe (EUR) €0.53 −96% €14.79 €0.53 3
United Statesyour region $0.77 −95% $14.99 $0.77 3
Georgia (USD) $0.77 −91% $8.49 $0.77 3
Poland zł2.93 −95% zł54.69 zł2.93 2
Canada CA$19.49 CA$19.49 — 1
Australia A$21.95 A$21.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$21.99 NZ$21.99 — 1
Brazil R$46.99 R$46.99 — 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.

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About Malys

Exorcise the infernal and exact vengeance in this unholy roguelite deckbuilder from David Gaider and Summerfall Studios. The city teems with demons and among them lies your prey: Malys, a demon of extraordinary cunning and power. As you pick your path through the city, you’ll encounter its denizens - some friendly, some not so much, and some possessed by demons that you’ll need to exorcise. Use your deck to expose the rot within. Find unique combinations and strategies to withstand the miseries. Help the hopeless and free the possessed, or die in the attempt… over and over again.
As Noah, former priest turned exorcist and demon hunter, you’re armed with your faith and a variety of tools ranging from the holy to the dark and arcane… but you’ll need much more for this hunt, and there will be precious few allies to provide them.
Written by David Gaider (former BioWare Lead Writer on the Dragon Age series and Creative Director on Summerfall’s own Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical), Malys is our unholy roguelite deckbuilder, with a beautifully hand-illustrated style. Your cards reflect your actions - invoking holy and ancient powers through prayer and chanting, or equipment like holy water and purified salt. In order to play cards, you must burn cards first to light candles - making every hand a series of strategic decisions and sacrifices. Succeed at exorcisms and receive a reward of Faith, a currency you can spend along your path. Use it to add, upgrade or remove cards, heal your Will, or buy Curios, run-long passive effects that add both power and different ways to play. Improve your strategy and chance of success. Fail, die, and try again.In an exorcism, your candles will light the way. You'll encounter a possessed host, desperate for your help. Burn cards in your hands to light candles, and use their holy power to play the other cards in your hand. Every hand is a choice: Which cards will you burn and which will you play? Candles are persistent between turns, and become a strategic challenge; will you use all your remaining candles this turn, or preserve some for the next?Manage your Will, Noah's capacity to endure evil. Completing an exorcism does not restore your Will, and you'll need to decide what sacrifices to make and what paths to take in order to succeed. Run out of Will and your night comes to an end.Demons hide within their hosts to maintain their power, and the first step to wrestling that power away from more powerful demons is to reveal their True Name. You’ll need to Expose these demons in order to gain the upper hand and begin to take control of the exorcism.Now revealed and threatened, you must Endure the full measure of the demon’s wrath. Use every part of your arsenal to destroy its Will while protecting your own. Fail, and lose yourself and the host to darkness.
Once weakened, the time comes to Expel the demon for good. But beware — a desperate demon may draw on the life force of its host to power its most terrible abilities: protect the host or all is lost.In Malys, death is not the end. Start the night over from the beginning, with only Noah and a select few aware of the horrors that have occurred. Noah must begin his hunt again.
  • A variety of playable cards each with custom art, abilities, and interplay
  • A hellish menagerie of demons, providing different challenges and encounters
  • Numerous adaptive stories that change and shift as you progress through the game
  • A new world, story, and characters from David Gaider, former Lead Writer of the Dragon Age series
  • A deeply reactive soundscape that shifts and changes based on your choices
  • ...and much more to come!
We'll be posting most updates on our devlog online which you can find on our website, Otherwise, you can stay in touch with us via our mailing list, Bluesky, or TikTok!

Malys — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
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.

Not recommended Aug 15, 2026
Well you get what you see — you LITERALLY ONLY get what you see. Highly repetitive and hardly engaging. There should be some in-depth content or at least sth meaningful... pity, I seen none.
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Not recommended Sep 30, 2026
You can get soft-locked on the Elite Dysthymia, on Act 1. Devs didn't tested the STARTING CARDS, this is absurd!! I had to quit the battle that longed 40+ minutes (only 1 battle, not a run!!!!!) The fact that it's minions heals it regardless if you kill them or it kills them is just a rookie Game Design mistake. Game needs balance before anyone can recommend this. Sorry for the harsh truth. Game is also too slow.
Not recommended Sep 10, 2026
- Negative until the crashes are fixed, the devs don't seem to care about addressing them + Nothing, as the game keeps crashing during the final boss fight, making it impossible to finish without losing progress
Recommended Sep 6, 2026
Love the idea but it’s seems to be abandoned this year since the last update was December last year. A lot of cards are well designed. My favourite example is one step closer. It’s gain 2 stacks of take 50% more damage and 2 strength but you are allowed to apply to your self for the strength or to your opponent to help burst them down. However they are not balanced well at all unfortunately. So I recommend getting it on sale
Not recommended Aug 30, 2026
I wouldn't recommend the game; I went by the reviews, but it's really not good. Game balance is practically non-existent—it's basically a matter of chance right from the start of a fight. You have to discard cards—which are often useless anyway—just to play others; it's stupid. It’s the same with the mechanics: a card might cost 3 AP (or "candles"), but sacrificing it only generates 1. The enemies are fine until you hit an elite; that’s where the balance falls apart because everything is left to luck—either your deck can kill it or it can't. You can tell within the first few hands that you have a 90% chance of losing. I played about 7 runs and only managed to beat an elite once. The elite that appears is random—it doesn't take your starting deck or odds into account at all; it's just a "can you do it or not" situation. There doesn't seem to be any progression—though I haven't played enough to be sure—and retrying isn't satisfying. Each fight takes about as long as a *Slay the Spire* battle but lacks any balance. It's a shame, really; the art is great—dark comic-book style—and the atmosphere is suitably gloomy, but I can't recommend the game as it stands. Maybe patches will fix it.
Recommended Aug 17, 2026
Interesting mechanics, great art, but excessive texts and effeminate men kill the vibe. But it is worth a shot on sale. Too bad, it has a ton of bugs, and decks where drawing is the main mechanic, I ended up not being offered on such option all the way to the boss. And without draw you cannot kill a boss that does you 43 damage every 3 turns, when you likely get to the boss with 50 life. Interestingly there is an option to opt in Hades like easy mode, like damage reduction every time you lose. Too bad it is hidden in the gameplay menu, and it just shows you that the balance is all over the place. Still, it could have been a great game. I'd recommend trying.

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