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SCARF

Strut your stuff in this procedurally generated rougelike fashion simulator. Craft clothing, win pieces from your rivals and challenge the best in the end-of season fashon showdown. Do you have what it takes to make the best lineup?

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Vegetablebread Games
Publisher
Vegetablebread Games
Release
September 14, 2018
7 years and 324 days ago
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About the Game

Strut your stuff in this procedurally generated rougelike fashion simulator. Craft clothing, win pieces from your rivals and challenge the best in the end-of season fashon showdown. Do you have what it takes to make the best lineup?

Features

  • Procedurally generated cards (clothing)
  • Card crafting
  • 28 card parts
  • Literally infinite possible cards
  • Automated fashion shows (card games)
  • Procedurally generated opponents

Replayability

Each run only takes a few minutes. Sometimes you'll be defeated in the first few fashion shows. Sometimes you'll dominate all your opponents. Every session is different, and each loss or victory tells a story.

Strategy

Does your deck focus on raw offensive power, or does it try and cripple your opponent's lineup? Do you go all-in on one extremely powerful card, or do you distribute your crafting efforts across your deck? Do you choose the difficult opponent who will give you the best reward, or do you target an opponent with a weaker deck to try and continue your run? There are many subtle decisions that affect the outcome of your run.
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