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Soluno

The rules are familiar, but the stakes have been rewritten. In this high-stakes roguelike deckbuilder you’re trying to break the scoreboard. Match colors, sequence numbers, and chain together massive "Strikes" to survive the ever-increasing score blinds.

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About the Game

Soluno is a roguelike card game built around one obsession: the perfect combo.

Every run begins simply. You have a hand of cards and a score to beat. But the pressure never stops climbing — each blind demands more than the last, and surviving means learning to read your deck, anticipate your options, and string together plays that snowball out of control.

Cards interact in ways that reward pattern recognition. Colors matter. Order matters. And when everything lines up just right, a single sequence can erase a blind that looked impossible a moment ago.

Between rounds, you grow. New cards, new choices, new ways to push your score further than you thought possible. No two runs play out the same, and the strategies that carried you last time might not be enough today.

The game is easy to pick up — but the ceiling on what a great run looks like is something you'll keep discovering long after you think you've seen it all.

If you've ever stared at a hand of cards and thought "there has to be a bigger play here" — this game was built for that feeling.