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Hellcard is a deckbuilding roguelike where the real boss isn’t the demons—it’s your own decision-making. You’ll enter thinking, "I’ve played card games before; how hard can this be?" Turns out, very hard, especially when your choices have to align with your teammates’ questionable plans.

The game takes your standard card-based mechanics and throws them into a dungeon with cooperative chaos. You’ll agonize over which card to pick, knowing full well it’ll either save the day or leave your party glaring at you over the digital table. Spoiler: it’s usually the latter.

The strategy element is brilliant, but the real magic happens in multiplayer. Whether you’re playing with friends or strangers, it quickly devolves into a mix of calculated plays and panicked, “Wait, I didn’t know that would hit everyone!” moments. If you’re solo, good luck coordinating with the AI—it’s like working with a chaotic neutral partner who’s really into self-sacrifice.

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10/10 and much more!

My name's Mike. Last year, I found out that there was a tumor in my head and I underwent chemotherapy many times to treat the tumor. One day I got tired of all the chemotherapy and trying to survive. I said to myself that there is nothing in the world that I want to live for Until one day my friend Peter gave me this game as a gift I wanted to not accept the game But I accidentally accepted the game I installed the game and played it for a few minutes and I realized that I like it and until today I have played it for more than a hundred hours This game made me try to survive and now the doctor told me that chemotherapy has destroyed the tumor and I will survive. Thank you Peter, you are my best friend and your gift was the best thing that happened in my life.