NOMIA
Magnesium Ninja · 2026 · Turn-Based Tactics, Roguelike Deckbuilder, Tactical RPG, Card Battler, Story Rich
PC
Positive100% · 12
Compare prices in Official Stores
Screenshots
About NOMIA
Your world has two faces.
The Tower anchors us to the Dream, a realm that swallows forgotten sorrows.By battling the past to sustain the present, dream-divers can find any treasure imaginable.
We have eradicated scarcity.
We have outgrown war.But a rot has emerged from the root of the stone.
Utopia crumbles from within, and its hero has gone missing.
We are chasing salvation with cloth and steel.
We are running out of time.NOMIA is a story-rich tactics roguelike where two heroes coordinate to execute brilliant skill combos.Guide a warrior and a wizard through a mystifying tale. Harness grid-based strategy and deep deckbuilding mechanics to battle gorgeously illustrated foes. Blast monsters off cliffs, steal their cards, and sling spear and spell to reach the horizon.
Your hand has two halves.
Your Actions persist between turns, but have charges and cooldowns.Your Gambits are drawn from your deck each turn, and are discarded when played.Set up combos with your ever-reliable Actions, or execute masterstrokes by drafting and drawing just the right Gambits.
Your party has two heroes.
The Mighty has more Actions. The Magical has more Gambits.Each has a deck of 50 cards expressing their distinct personality and fighting style. Each can access a pool of 100+ Memories both unique and shared which create powerful synergies. Each has bonds to strengthen and stories to witness after each night's expedition is complete.Your foes have tells.
Enemy intents and incoming damage are shown before you commit any movement. Comprehensive information guides clever defense and brilliant counterplays. Outsmart your foes with precise movement and solid defense. Protect your ally by drawing their attention with an attack. Or, simply kick enemies into a pit with the right positioning and the right knockback card.Your path is winding.
Each of the five realms features its own monsters, items, and terrain. Battle mechanically diverse foes and powerful bosses as you grow in strength and connection.Discover the truth behind a mysterious disappearance as a stone-eating scourge devours your home.Dive deep into the Dream, and play your cards well.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Nomia is tough for me to review. Because, im a graphics-person, and i *hate* Nomia's art-style: Its sterile to the point of being depressing, and for that reason, i cannot force myself to play it. Still, im leaving a positive review, because the gameplay itself is superb, with a very clever mix of tactics and cards. Hopefully, the next game from the dev will be fantasy and vibrant with nature and colors, and actual card-designs. That would be a dream come true...2 found this helpful
An exceptional entry into the genre of roguelike deckbuilders. It may not be the game for everyone, but it sure as hell is the game for me. If you like the nebulous worldbuilding of Cultist Simulator, the depth in character relationships of Hades, and the visual richness of Gris or Transistor, folded into a tactically complex gameplay loop and a shockingly well written and thoughtful story, you're in the right place. It runs well, it looks fantastic, it sounds great, and it plays well. Most importantly, it's fun and it stays fun. It's easy with these games to blow past story and character, but I cannot argue hard enough for anyone playing this game to take the time to read the lore and get to know the story and world. There's no real exposition (which I love), and you are very much dropped into a story as it's taking place, asked to piece together exactly what is happening and why. Going on runs (the characters set off in pairs) isn't just for metaprogression and new cards, it advances each characters individual story, as well as the story of that specific pair, and each permutation of characters you'll play with have their own unique relationship, all working in harmony to addit…2 found this helpful
I really like the card combat, the characters are all pretty interesting to me! I can't wait to learn more about this world as I continue playing through the game.1 found this helpful
Still early into the game. Really enjoying the art-style and music so far!1 found this helpful
Game's good if you want a tactical game. Story's been interesting enough and the vibes and soundtrack are good. Main issues for me are fixable: The Status icons are too small, and you can't use items outside of combat on any card in your deck.1 found this helpful
A really gorgeous game with some of my favorite character designs. NOMIA has some really nice tactics RPG combat and boss designs. Was really happy to pick this one up.1 found this helpful
Community reviews
—
0 reviews
Sign in to write a review.
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.
