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ジグソーローグ

A deck-building roguelite where jigsaw puzzle pieces are your weapons. Master the "placement" and "combination" of pieces with unique abilities to claim victory. The game system is simpler than it looks — easy to pick up and play.

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About the Game

Jigsaw Rogue is a deck-building roguelite where puzzle pieces are your weapons.

Combat Powered by Piece Combinations

Place "pieces" — each with their own abilities like attacks, defense, and buffs — onto a 4×4 grid to fight your way through battles. The real question is: where do you play them, and how do you combine them? Snap the right pieces together and watch their power explode.

Shape Your Pieces, Shape Your Strategy

In the deck-building phase, you don't just collect new pieces — you can also reshape them, adding or removing connectors. More connectors mean more ways to link up with other pieces, opening the door to even wilder combinations.

Pick Up and Play

Compared to most deck-building roguelites, Jigsaw Rogue is relatively simple. Complex card effects and obscure terminology have been kept to a minimum, so you can get straight to what makes this game special: the fun of combining pieces. It's the perfect game to squeeze in between everything else.

Note for English speakers: An English localization is not currently planned, but may be developed depending on demand. If you're interested, please add the game to your wishlist.