
Wunder: The Double-Sided Deckbuilder
Wunder is a game of chance about flipping coins. Build a deck of coins with their own risk & reward; upgrade each side to tilt the odds in your favour, bolster your strategy with strange talismans and defeat the Ferryman at his own game.
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A roguelike deckbuilder, about flipping coins to cross the Rivers of Hades.
Every "card" is a coin that can land heads or tails (usually), granting an afterlife... or a swift end in the dark waters.
Let's Play a Game of Wunder!
Inspired by Balatro & Slay the Spire, you collect coins and flip them in battles of chance against the Ferryman.
You play by drawing 7 coins from your deck, rearranging and then flipping them all at once. With strategic planning and more than a little luck, they can trigger & reflip each other; destroying the target score, if not... well, what goes up must come down.
Features
Journey through the Rivers of the Underworld, from Styx to Phlegethon; each river will test you in different ways. Cross to the other side and try your luck in the endless mode, Asphodel.
Build a strategy using unique Coins and Talismans. All the Coins are based on figures throughout Greek mythology, each with their own unique risk / reward mechanics that can synergise or disrupt each other.
Upgrade the heads, tails or both sides of each coin in order to create a balanced deck, or put everything on one coin and pray to the gods that it lands heads and breaks the game.
Many decks in the form of different classes, each with their own game-changing abilities.
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