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Piecekeeper

Draft cards, build synergies, and battle through a whimsical and fun roguelike deckbuilder where combining factions creates endlessly replayable experiences.

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Corion Forge
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Corion Forge
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About the Game

Welcome to Piecekeeper, a roguelike deckbuilder in which you use enchanted chess pieces to resolve matters with a level of force normally considered unnecessary, but things these days have gotten somewhat out of hand.

inspired by genre classics like Slay the Spire and Monster Train:

Choose a primary Order to shape your strategy, then form unlikely alliances with other Orders to discover wonderfully unfair combinations.

Will you embrace the sacrificial flames of the Emberlight Order? Tamper irresponsibly with time alongside the Order of Timeliness? Compose improbable melodies with the Order of the Chorus? Or flirt, unwisely, with death in the Order of Necromance?

Throughout your journey, you’ll uncover relics capable of transforming your strategy in powerful, irresponsible, and occasionally legally dubious ways. Some are mighty treasures of ancient importance. Others appear to be things someone left behind in a village raffle.

Battle your way through a world of peculiar beasts, hostile oddities, cursed aristocrats, woodland nuisances, and other weird little fellows.

Some enemies are dangerous. Some are merely a tad upsetting.

Coming in 2027: A strange little world of tactical battles, perilous choices, and very questionable creatures awaits.

Wishlist Piecekeeper now! (if you would be so kind).

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