Patterns Of The Oak
BossmobGames · 2025 · Card Battler, Card Game, Roguelike, Strategy, 2.5D
PC
Positive96% · 28
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About Patterns Of The Oak
The first roguelike deckbuilder to use player skill as mana. We combined strategy and speed to create a new take on the genre. Can you cast the perfect combination before the clock runs out? Choose your own path and face relentless waves of invaders to defend the sacred oak groves.Every turn is a test of quick thinking and precision, the right pattern at the right moment can turn defeat into victory, or hesitation can lead to disaster. Build your deck, hone your reflexes, and unleash the full potential of your spells against the relentless invaders and their leaders.
-Features-
- Skill based casting: No mana costs. Cast as many spells as you can by matching their patterns before each turn’s timer runs out.
- Powerful Combinations: Chain spell abilities to supercharge every spell you cast that turn. The more unique abilities you trigger, the stronger each spell becomes.
- Celestial Upgrades: Draw power from the stars to shape your deck your way. Add cards, remove the ones that don’t align with your strategy, and discover enhanceable magical items that strengthen your abilities.
- Use your spell book wisely: strategically cast around your spell book and use new nodes for each spell to debuff your enemies, or seek out multiplier nodes, where casting spells on the same spot will amplify every stat of the final spell.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Patterns of the Oak is a roguelike deckbuilder with a pretty unique approach. This game is not as much about strategy and deckbuilding, but more about card customization and drawing skill... Yes, because in this game you play your cards by drawing the pattern that appears on them, and you don't have a limited amount of energy, but a limited amount of seconds to draw as many patterns as you can every turn. Because of that, at the moment of deckbuilding you will need to take into consideration, not only what you need in terms of damage, defense and buffs, but also if you will be able to deal with the patterns required to cast them. Honestly, a really fresh twist to the turn-based roguelike genre that keeps you busier in terms of precision and reflexes, almost as if it was a shooter, than using the mind, so it might not be the cup of tea for every deckbuilding fan. Of course, you will still have to take into consideration some enemies' behavior when playing, as well as some synergies/combinations of cards while playing, so it's not all brawls, you still need some brains. Patterns of the Oak counts with 3 different playable characters, each one with different unlocks, and a total of …1 found this helpful
If you want a fun, unique twist on the card battler genre, Patterns of Oak is a great fit!1 found this helpful
Short and sweet! Polished mechanics and pretty fun to navigate. Cleared Normal difficulty on first ever run, tells me the game need to be much more challenging to be a Rougelike. Nonetheless, glad I played it and enjoyed it.
I played trough the Easy mode, im curious how much will be the game changed by difficulty. This game isnt for braindead ppl :D I like it. On thing im not so happy, if i wanna 100% the achivements, all i need to do is repeat the same things over and over again. Also ppl with touchscreen can have a ridiculous advantage in this game :)
I am here before this blows up
Free game and tonnes of fun. I replay it every update and I love it. My recommendations would be to add an event that allows you to redraw the pattern of one of your cards, and I would like some more item variety. Really grateful to the dev for this, thank you.
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