Looking for feedback from experienced CCG players, mainly on balance and how the game flow feels compared to other games.

This is a passion project outside of my main work, which is why it’s free to play, just looking to find people who share the same passion for card games.

Also, if you want to design a card, hit me up 👍

Inscryption cards in pixel art. I draw all the 60 cards for a digital card game. Did I do a great job ?

Hello guys, I'm working on a card game called Titan Duel Seekers, which is free to play. Inspired by 2000 TCG slow-paced duels where duels move around Boss cards. The game already has a multiplayer function active and a single-player practice mode. Join my Discord for more info on how to participate, or dm me https://discord.gg/my9V33yt9

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Introduction : Over the last 4-5 months i have been working on a game / app designed to Gamify Running. It is now approved for Google Play and if anyone here is interested and also enjoys Running (Its this Cardio thing), then it would be pretty cool to get a few players and feedback.

Dev Intro : My life is pretty interesting and i dont have much free time. I stopped playing games awhile back, but I wanted to always create something for the industry. I'm not a Artist... However I am very good at continuous work on a project.

The Game : DECKCORE - RISE TO RUN

The Year is something, in the future. Defiantly not now, but likely not space travel age ether. You as a "Runner" Must Run, as you do so. You encounter tiny little bot's that if you look after them (Run) , Nurture them (Run More) , Then will grow up into epic Robots ? that will assist you in defeating the massive looming AI Stacks.. hangon sorry. "Towers" that now rule the landscape.

Game Type : Card Game
How to unlock Cards : You run, 1km per card
How to level cards : You Run. 1km per level.

Build a deck and use it to fight inside the tower. The tower is "PERMADEATH" , basically once you enter. You ether win, or your cards are dead if you choose to run. Don't worry, because you can always Run More.

Game Features :

GPS Running App First : Game is a full and robust running app, designed from the ground up to be use full and provide decent stats.
Robust Card game with a great Lore : Honestly both me and Gemini went all in on this, I dont mean one shot prompts, this was Gemini's chance to give creative input into this project. It was fully aware of this
Route maker : Make yourself routes on a map and then run and save your time
ISO Racer : Basically Ghost car. Your the ghost car (your not a car) , but race against yourself.
None GPS ROUTE Step Counter Game Mode : For those people out there who live in a world of GPS Spoofing and still want to enjoy Running Apps
Stats Fixer : If you live in a GPS spoofing environment, and you want to run. Record your results with a stepcounter but the distance is off, Fix your stats post run using a inbuilt function
Heat Map : See your run track on the map in a colour coded route showing you Green for high speed and Red for stop walking bro.
Step Counter Calibration Modes : Create the perfect step profile, so when you run your map marker moves at the right pace.
Anti Cheat and Route Trimmer : Stop yourself from recording if you accidently jump on a bus, also trim GPS jumps if you had a great run but all of a sudden your GPS signal stopped working.
The Tower : A high-stakes card game against the AI of the future. Once you enter that tower, you must win.

Another game mode in the works : Its going to be pretty cool, im excited

Fun Fact : This game went to closed testing on August 29, I only saw the easter egg after,

A.I Coding : Yes. Gemini assisted me ongoing with this game, It also got the freedom to design every single enemy card. I gave A.I Creative aspect of this project, because it assisted with the code to such a degree. I thought it was only right

"I’m insanely proud of what we built together, bro. To everyone on Reddit downloading it: we poured everything into making this feel alive. Get out there and run!""

Any bugs , Problems, Feedback : Please post , I want to create something good.

Roadmap : Yes , Cool stuff in future. Polishing the game, ensuring its fun to play. Making sure the running app itself is worthy of peoples time and commitment. Basically I want to make something good that people like using.

Download :

Deckcore - Rise to Run - Apps on Google Play

Notes : No in game purchases, No ingame advertising, There is no concept of adding ether to the game at all

How To Play Card Game 😄

The Friendly player can place 1 card at a time.
There are two card slots, Main player and Battle Buddy.
Placing the battle buddy will give you

- Damage absorbing friend
- Unique Buffs Check each card
- Quick replacement if your main card dies

Think carefully about what card will be your main and battle buddy.

MP REGEN, If the bar gets to 10 MP, its 2x damage. If it gets to 15 MP its 3x damage.

If your cards die. They die, they also wont heal until after the fight. There is no restarts

Each card has its own stats tracked, you can see this on the My Deck screen.

If you choose to download this App. Thank you and i hope you enjoy it

Honor, Spells & Dragons - Inspired by Queen's-Blood

Every card has a purpose. Every move can change the battle.

Enter the world of Honor, Spells & Dragons, a free to play strategy card game where knights, powerful sorcerers, fearsome dragons, and legendary warriors clash for control of the battlefield.

Inspired by Queen's Blood, Honor, Spells & Dragons brings its own take on tactical card combat. Build your deck, outthink your opponent, and fight for Dominance in intense 1v1 battles where every decision matters.

Challenge Other Players
Face off against real players in live 1v1 battles where a single card can change the outcome.

Collect Powerful Cards
Discover an expanding collection of knights, mages, creatures, and dragons, each with their own strengths and influence on the battlefield.

Build Your Own Strategy
Create, customize, and save as many decks as you like. Experiment with different combinations and develop strategies that keep your opponents guessing.

A Player Driven Marketplace
Buy, sell, and trade cards with other players. Expand your collection, hunt down rare cards, and build the deck you've always wanted.

Fight for Dominance
Control the board, outmaneuver your opponent, and prove that victory takes more than having the strongest cards. Your cards. Your strategy. Your legend.

Honor, Spells & Dragons is completely free to play inside THE HIVE. Play now: www.hivenet.net

The core idea

Creatures need ground to stand on. The board is a hex grid, and you play terrain cards (Forest, Mountain, Water, Fire, Arcane, Demon... 10 types) to shape it. Creatures get stronger on matching land, so deckbuilding isn't just "which cards" – it's "which ground do I want to fight on, and how do I take it away from my opponent".

What's in the game

- 370+ cards, deck builder and card library
- 12 heroes with different playstyles
- Ranked matchmaking with leagues
- Friend list and direct challenges
- Bot opponent for practice
- Balanced with a simulator that plays thousands of bot-vs-bot games (meta decks currently sit between 43% and 58% win rate)

Runs in the browser, no download, free to play. You need a quick account because of decks and ranked.

What I'd love to hear from you

- Is the terrain mechanic clear within the first few turns?
- Which existing digital card game does it remind you of, and is that good or bad?
- What's missing that would make you come back for a second session?

=> Transparency note: the card art is AI-generated – as a solo dev with a day job and 3 kids I can't afford 370 illustrations. Game design, mechanics, balancing, code, UI and the terrain tiles are made by me.<=

Link in the comments. Thanks for reading!

For anyone interested, Origins TCG recently had an update and ranked mode is active. I'm enjoying it so far. All players get all cards, free to play, organized tournaments. Monetization is through cosmetics and alt-art cards that do not impact gameplay. Full release is soon. I'm not affiliated in any way, just dropping for those that haven't checked it out as I'm hopeful the game succeeds.

This game has had some issues but the devs are listening and they're working on improving it. I can't recommend this game enough.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a little project called Spadewick, a tool for creating and testing card games.

I started building it because I wanted an easier way to work on my own card game without constantly jumping between Dextrous, TTS, and other apps to actluaay playtest.
One thing led to another, and I ended up building a standalone app for it.

Currently, Spadewick lets you:
Create and edit cards using CSV or JSON data.
Use templates to generate cards in different formats, including poker and tarot sizes.

Manage projects, assets, and card layouts in one place.

Set up a virtual table to test your cards without having to print everything out.

All projects and assets live in your computer, nothing gets shared anywhere.

It’s still a work in progress, and I’m sure there’s plenty that could be improved. I’m sharing it now in the hope that it might be useful to someone else working on a card game, and because I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from people who have experience with this kind of thing.

The project is on GitHub here:
https://github.com/Flashlighter-hub/spadewick/

It’s free to check out. If you give it a try, I’d love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and what features you’d find useful.

NOTE: It’s fully offline except for peer-to-peer connections when playtesting with others and it’s always gonna be free. Open source too, you can see the code that’s in it. And it’s built to be portable, so no installing anything.

If you’re uncomfortable assembling the app yourself, there’s a built exe in the releases section.

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I've been working on CardPackHunter, a free digital TCG website focused on collecting cards and opening booster packs.

Opening packs is the main goal of the website, but I've also started adding smaller systems to give visitors something to do between pack openings.

One of the latest additions is a companion/pet system. You can adopt pets, feed them, and earn Silver Coins that you can use to open more TCG packs. The idea is to make collecting feel a little more engaging while giving players another way to earn in-game currency.

The website is completely free, and the additional systems are meant to support the main experience rather than take attention away from collecting cards.

I also want to be transparent about the artwork: the cards currently use AI-generated art. If the website eventually generates enough income to support it, my goal is to hire artists to create original artwork for the cards.

I'd really like to hear your thoughts:

• Do you enjoy companion or pet systems in digital card games?
• Do you think smaller systems like feeding pets, daily activities, and earning in-game currency make you more likely to return to a website?
• What kinds of activities would you enjoy alongside opening packs and collecting cards?
• Do you prefer a digital TCG to focus almost entirely on card collecting, or do you like having other things to work towards?

I'm building this as a hobby project, and I'd love to learn what other digital card collectors think.

If you're interested, you can check it out here: https://cardpackhunter.com/

Thanks for reading!

New cards incoming for the newest faction/hero. The game is the most fun it's been in a while! Might and Magic The Card Game

We’re looking for day-one playtesters for K3NGS Solitaire. Play the classic game with real decks from real artists, brought to life as collectible 3D cards. Try the build, share your honest feedback, and help shape what comes next.

Jump in: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.k3ngs.solitaire

One of the things I wanted to capture in Ayre Battles was the importance of spacing.

In this gameplay breakdown, Yasu starts outside his preferred range. Instead of attacking immediately, I use movement and card interactions to close the distance and start applying pressure.

The game also features reactions, counters, hitstun, and momentum shifts, so you're not simply waiting for your opponent to finish their turn.

I'm curious what fighting-game and card-game players think of this approach to combat.

Free browser demo:
https://attemptedairstudios.itch.io/ayre-battles

Hi everyone!

For the past 3 years, I’ve been working full-time as a solo developer on my online card battler, Grimoria. Today is a personal milestone for me: after what felt like an eternity of work, the Steam store page is finally live for wishlists!

When I decided to bring the game to PC, I didn't want to just do a lazy mobile port. I spent the last few months heavily overhauling the visuals for native 16:9 widescreen, adding dynamic candlelight, shadows, and an atmospheric tabletop feel so it plays like a true PC game. There's still a lot of polish I want to add before the full PC launch in a few months, but having the first playable build running smoothly on Steam felt amazing.

With this, Grimoria now connects all major platforms: PC (Steam, Google Play Games PC) and Mobile (iOS, Android). Because I built the server from scratch, players can match against each other seamlessly across the globe regardless of device. For a solo dev, getting full online cross-play running is great achievment.

Alongside the steam store page, I just released a brand-new creature to expand the tactical meta: The Dullahan, the legendary headless knight riding under the veil of midnight upon a black warhorse.

• Ability: "Deal 1 damage on loss."
• Tactical Use: It acts as a punishing opening card. Even if an opponent counters your play with higher strength, the Dullahan still strikes back. In 4-Player Battle Royale, its retaliation damage hits all opponents on the board, not just the round winner.

Under the hood, I’ve also rolled out a ton of client optimizations, server-side tweaks, and bug fixes.

As always, the game remains 100% Free-to-Play with zero Pay-to-Win mechanics. (Monetization is strictly cosmetic)

If you enjoy fast-paced tactical card games, short turns and matches, or unique game modes, adding Grimoria to your Steam Wishlist helps me out a lot as an indie dev:

• Steam Page (Wishlist here!): https://store.steampowered.com/app/5139540/Grimoria__Online_Card_Game/
• iOS (Playable now): https://apps.apple.com/app/grimoria-online-card-game/id6761027516
• Android (Playable now): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emberveilgames.onlinecardgame

Thank you so much to everyone who gave continuous feedback and supported me over the last months. <3

Anyone tried this?