Shuffle Tactics
Club Sandwich · 2025 · Singleplayer, Roguelike, Tactical RPG, Turn-Based Tactics, Isometric
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About Shuffle Tactics
Inspired by timeless classics such as Final Fantasy Tactics and indie sensations like Slay the Spire, Shuffle Tactics brings tactical deckbuilding to the next level. Defend the Kingdom of Asteria from the corruption of the Glimmer Curse in this roguelike tactical RPG. Build your best deck, obtain super-powerful relics, and choose the best sidekick to help you in your quest to overthrow the evil King Ogma. Unleash your best combos in strategic turn-based battles, but beware the curses that will weigh down on you throughout your journey! Outwit the Corrupted Dwellers with cunning battle tactics and razor-sharp positioning. Whether you are a veteran player or a neophyte, you must think strategically and use all the tools Shuffle Tactics offers to prevail in your ordeal. Will you lean on your martial skills or choose to harness the dangerous powers of the Glimmer? Each Hero has their own set of mechanics that you can mix and match through state-of-the-art deckbuilding. Unlock hundreds of formidable cards and build a deck worthy of a Herald of Legend! Hire unique sidekicks with their specific sets of cards, grow your bond with them to upgrade their abilities, and design devilish combos to maximize your combined efficiency on the battlefield. Complement your playstyle with the long-range prowess of the Ranger, the sneak attacks of the Assassin, the dark magic of the Necromancer, and much more! The path ahead of you is difficult, and you will die over and over again... But it won't be the end. A force beyond your understanding keeps bringing you back to this cursed world. Can you uncover the secrets that will allow you to break this perpetual cycle? Deckbuilding Roguelike with Tactical 3D Grid-Based Positioning: A superb blend of environmental tactics and deep deckbuilding.
Iconic Art Direction: Pixel art with high-quality shading, lighting, and effects. Lots of Content: 3 heroes, 10 sidekicks, 27 enemies, 10 bosses, 6 regions, 300 hero cards, 150 sidekick cards and hundreds of relics. Huge Replayability: Each run is a new experience thanks to roguelike features, unlocks, secrets, and meta-progression. Infinite Tactical Combos: Vanquish your enemies by combining the power of your cards, sidekicks, relics, and the terrain itself!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Rough gem, but sadly unfinished & abondoned.6 found this helpful
Overall a very fun game, but I wish steam had a neutral option. Tried the demo and had a blast, liked it so much I got it! Although, after playing it, it just isn't for me, and refunded it. It's a very good game, it just doesn't scratch that slay the spire, Wildfrost, or Deulyst 2 itch for me. No matter what though, try the demo! Pros: -Looks great! The pixel art is superb, and the stages look great. -Tons of strategy, you can upgrade card, find new ones, get charms -similar to Wildfrost- to equip to cards -Has a cool twist! You can find companions on your runs which are additional decks and Characters to pilot and customize. -Combat feels fun slicing through people. -They blended the best of the deck building and tactics genres into a great package. -They really nailed the good decisions that come up in positioning and playing cards from up to three characters hands. -No bugs! Okay's: -It's manageable on steam deck. It is just a little bit slow and janky to handle over a mouse, but otherwise it works fine. -Enemy interaction isn't to high. Most enemies don't make you think differently in approaching them, other than go close to hit, back away if charging up a telegraphed attack…4 found this helpful
Buggy mess of a game with a horribly awkward UI, unreliable damage preview and unclear/bugged interactions of various keywords. Controller support is also very poor: everything takes multiple inputs and just navigating the grid is an exercise in frustration. This would need a lot more polish to be an enjoyable title. Since development appears to be finished, I'd say stay away from this one.3 found this helpful
Shuffle Tactics, developed by Club Sandwich and published by The Arcade Crew, is an ambitious blend of turn-based tactics and roguelike deckbuilding that aims to merge two complex genres into a single cohesive experience. At its best, it delivers moments of clever synergy and strategic satisfaction, but it also reveals the challenges of balancing layered systems that don’t always align as smoothly as intended. Set in a fractured fantasy world overtaken by a mysterious corruption, the game establishes a thematic backdrop that supports its mechanics without becoming the central focus. The narrative introduces a kingdom in decline and a cast of characters shaped by this decay, but storytelling remains relatively light. Rather than guiding the experience through deep character arcs or intricate lore, the game uses its setting as a framework for the tactical encounters that define its core. This approach keeps the pacing focused on gameplay, though it can leave the world feeling underdeveloped for players seeking a stronger narrative connection. The defining feature of Shuffle Tactics is its hybrid combat system. Battles take place on grid-based maps where positioning, terrain, and mo…2 found this helpful
The game still have some minor and major bugs, but still love it thou2 found this helpful
Excellent tactical rogue-lite with solid progression and increasing challenge2 found this helpful
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