MistsBook

This is a themed roguelike-deckbuilder which has a lot of charm and a lot of style I hope future updates will bring out more themed decks. Its mechanics are based upon the order you put cards on the table (or are on the table already) making for a very unique style of play. It comes with 6 decks each of which has its own distinct style and theme and each game you need to pick 3 of those to draw cards from and beat a score threshold that increases each round... with the increasing point-threshold and traits of each deck this becomes a challenge whether you truly understand how the 3 decks interact with eachother. Afterall a deck based upon timed delay effects REALLY doesn't mesh well with a deck that discards cards in play, killing off cards on delay before they have the time to activate. Currently the themes of the decks are: Stay (space-time style)- Timed delay decks that usually have an initial negative point cost only to be worth big points after they've been on the table for a couple of turns Flip (warfare style)- Cards that either activate the first or last card put on the table each turn but aren't worth a lot (if any) points by themselves Retain (bookclub style)- Cards…

You know how in Balatro you can build up multipliers and crazy combos based on what Jokers and cards you have? This game takes that same concept and builds upon it with the same type of dopamine you get from watching numbers and mulitpliers go up. It has a lot of complexity and is rather obtuse, but for those people who enjoy complex interactions there's a lot to be had here. I'm three games in and it's still trying to teach me how to play. Not the game for me but I'm sure it's a game for somebody else to enjoy.

I don't know why I'm flipping pages, but it's kind fun.

A card game that is doing something new. I have played many card games and this is unique. Your trying to gain points called pages, and you have to build synergies.