Rogue Paper Scissors
Serhat Marasligil · 2025 · Roguelike, Deckbuilding, Card Game, Turn-Based Combat, Turn-Based Tactics
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About Rogue Paper Scissors
The childhood game that ended friendships is back—and this time, your life depends on it.Rogue Paper Scissors is an extraction deckbuilding roguelite that transforms the simple three-choice game into a deep tactical roguelike where every decision could be your last. Build your deck from nothing, merge cards into devastating hybrids, and face the ultimate question: extract your rewards safely, or risk everything for greater power?
Three simultaneous battles decide each round. Predict your enemy's moves, counter their strategy, and watch your carefully laid plans crumble when they pull out a Shifting Scissor that swaps positions at the last second.
Trait System That Matters
Merge different card types to create game-breaking hybrids like:
Every few floors, face the ultimate decision: extract your loot and keep it forever, or push deeper for better rewards. Die without extracting? You lose almost everything. The tension is real.
Status Effects & Combos
Apply Bleed for persistent damage, Silence enemy traits, or build Shield to absorb hits. Master three-card combos for devastating effects that can turn impossible fights into crushing victories.
🎯 Core Features:
Slot-Based RPS CombatThree simultaneous battles decide each round. Predict your enemy's moves, counter their strategy, and watch your carefully laid plans crumble when they pull out a Shifting Scissor that swaps positions at the last second.
Trait System That Matters
- Sneaky cards deal bonus damage on wins
- Fixed cards stay in your hand between rounds
- Homing cards return after victory
- Shifting cards swap positions before reveals
- Healing cards restore HP when they win
Merge different card types to create game-breaking hybrids like:
- Glass Guillotine: Deals double damage but shatters if it doesn't kill
- Mirage Blade: Always draws but steals the enemy's traits
- Eclipse Edge: Heals on wins, becomes fatigued on losses
Every few floors, face the ultimate decision: extract your loot and keep it forever, or push deeper for better rewards. Die without extracting? You lose almost everything. The tension is real.
Status Effects & Combos
Apply Bleed for persistent damage, Silence enemy traits, or build Shield to absorb hits. Master three-card combos for devastating effects that can turn impossible fights into crushing victories.
🎮 Why This Matters:
This isn't just "rock-paper-scissors with extra steps." Every card interaction creates genuine decision trees. Do you play your Homing Scissor now for guaranteed return, or save it for the final round? Can you afford to extract with mediocre loot, or should you risk Floor 12 for that game-changing hybrid?The extraction system creates stakes that most roguelikes lack. Your progress isn't just about "getting further"—it's about knowing when you've pushed your luck far enough.Community Involvement:
Join our Discord for direct developer feedback, vote on new hybrid designs, and help us balance the extraction risk/reward curve through Steam discussions and surveys.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PquNC3t6eQ Ok, look. I get there's only so much you can do with the idea of Rock Paper Scissors. Rogue Paper Scissors, however, tries to do something, yet sbsolutely nothing while missing the mark completely. Even for Early Access. AS THE GAME STANDS AT THE TIME OF WRITIING THIS: I appreciate the concept of a loot extraction rogue deckbuilder for such a simple concept, and if done right it could actually be pretty engaging. Here, however? Three generic card designs, enemies may or may not have specific builds on one of the three types, you are given hints on their hand that don't bother to keep with the egyptian theme, and some bugs that make you force the game closed mid-run. The soundtrack is the same audio looping, the visuals are meh, not to mention there is obvious ai used. There are some redeeming traits though such as the loot extraction aspect. When you beat certain enemies you can unlock cards, and at certain points opt to extract with what you earned. You can take that loot to buy new cards and even merge them to make them stronger or hopefully have a unique trait. I only happened on two in my time though: Sneaky (increases damage) and …
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