

PaletCard涂涂卡牌
Refex · 2026 · Strategy, Card Game, Turn-Based Strategy, Roguelike, Card Battler
PC
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About PaletCard涂涂卡牌
In Palet Card, the battlefield is not just a stage, it is your life itself.
You fight on a grid-based canvas where every tile can be permanently corrupted: once a tile has been painted by three different colors, it turns black forever. If all tiles turn black, the battle is over.This is not just about playing cards.
Every turn is a decision between space control, color strategy, and survival pressure.
Do you spend resources to eliminate enemies now, or manipulate their next actions first?
Do you overdraw your energy for a lethal push, or play safe to preserve the last white tiles?Key Features
“Is this the winning move, or the one that collapses the board?”
You fight on a grid-based canvas where every tile can be permanently corrupted: once a tile has been painted by three different colors, it turns black forever. If all tiles turn black, the battle is over.This is not just about playing cards.
Every turn is a decision between space control, color strategy, and survival pressure.
Do you spend resources to eliminate enemies now, or manipulate their next actions first?
Do you overdraw your energy for a lethal push, or play safe to preserve the last white tiles?Key Features
- Grid = Life: Tiles permanently blacken after three-color corruption; map collapse means defeat.
- Color = Weapon: Combine Red/Yellow/Blue into Orange/Green/Purple to build tactical chains and damage advantages.
- Intent Control Combat: Drag cards directly onto enemy intents to alter, disable, or delete their planned actions.
- Sticker Build System: Keyword and number stickers can attach, detach, and recombine for highly flexible builds.
- High-Pressure Resource Economy: Every action costs energy; overdraw is allowed, but negative energy triggers end-turn penalties.
- Run-Based Progression: Events, chests, shops, relics, and mode modifiers create a different strategic route every run.
“Is this the winning move, or the one that collapses the board?”
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