
Morimens is a roguelite card-battler inspired by the Lovecraftian mythos. Bond with a diverse cast of Awakeners, build your perfect deck, and battle through the mists of Kadath—facing wild events and uncovering maddening truths at every turn.
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Latest in each market: best CN #51, worst RU #100 · 3 markets collected
About
Morimens is a roguelite card-battling game set in a world inspired by the Lovecratian mythos.
Something is wrong with Kadath. Bond with hauntingly beautiful Awakeners, build a deck from the remnants of their power, and push deeper into the mist—where the events get stranger, the cards get darker, and the truth is something you may not survive knowing.

The world is dying, yet its inhabitants remain blissfully unaware.
Confronted with a creeping, unspeakable calamity, you shall take on the role of Keeper, awakening powers intertwined with the very doom threatening existence. You will link yourself with sentient weapons teetering on the brink of madness, to withstand this monumental crisis.
If all is destined to be forgotten, would you bear the burden of secrets as testament to the world's existence, forging ahead into the unknown?
Let these tombstones bear witness, and may the Silver Key light our way.
Welcome to Mythag University, Keeper.

Beautiful where it wants to be, and deeply wrong where it doesn't—from strikingly beautiful Awakeners to visceral body horror, no two encounters look the same.
Four distinctive Realms—each with unique gameplay mechanics—form the backbone of your experience, supported by an ever-expanding library of 185+ cards and counting.
Whether you prefer overwhelming force or razor-thin combos, the depth of options lets you build exactly the deck you want, and pull off victories that feel truly earned!
Easy to pick up, endlessly replayable!
Random Events, Orison card buffs, Relic drops... every run brings a reshuffled landscape of surprises and challenges at every turn.
With out-of-run progression, flexible deckbuilding, and forgiving death mechanics, Morimens meets you where you are—whether you're a roguelite veteran or a first-time Keeper.
Haunting soundtracks and heart-rending stories draw you deeper, episode by episode, into madness, despair, and the abyss of truth, illuminating the full spectrum of human nature: from the depths of despair to the last flicker of hope.
Engage in single-player challenges that push your strategic thinking to the limit; meanwhile, the Traphase mode offers a competitive PvP experience, with brand-new card effects and mechanics. No character-building required: dive straight in and compete against other players on equal footing!
Thank you for venturing into the world of Morimens! Nothing means more to us than having you here. If you enjoy Morimens or have any feedback about your experience, please do share it with us!
Though this world may be fraught with peril, we are delighted to have crossed paths.
May the Silver Key light our way.

Add-ons
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Sums Steam only; Epic publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | Free | 5.4Kreviews | 80% | — | $0 |
| Free | — | — | — | not modelled |
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I've had a lot of good times with this game in the past, but the future is really not looking good now. If someone did want to play, I would only recommend playing 10-50 hours maximum to experience the story and earlygame gameplay. The state of the lategame has become like a curse which attempts to keep you sucked in only to blast you with unenjoyable and frankly unskilled (increasingly RNG dependent) gamestates. New character releases are vastly stronger than previous and the staff haven't really been playtesting new additions and reworks to the game since mid 2025 at the latest.
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Languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Indonesian, Japanese, Thai, Portuguese - Portugal, Vietnamese +5 more
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Hours played at review time, across 716 reviews with recorded playtime.
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太好玩了,累计活动抽283次,就中5个,歪8次,比原神都6.
지금 하는건 비추임. 진짜 비추임. 어떻게 나올지는 모르겠지만 익숙한 돈독 오른느낌이 강함
The current newest update is incredibly bad for the games lifespan, and actively goes against everything the game is trying to be, hopefully the Dev's will make some actual changes and not just cop out of the situation.
This game WAS great. The change make me want to quit, even though I already play for almost 2 years. This game is so bad rn, how can new player even do D-Tide? It use to be so new player - friendly. Then the meta shift. Corpo neft? The way they balance the game is so wrong. And the direction is so bad. They're not even listen to players anymore.
I *REALLY* LOVE THIS GAME, but changes were announced that I just could not get behind and I'll change my review the moment the devs change their minds about it. D-Zone, the "endgame" mode of the game, was amazing and really fun. It didnt allow shortcuts, gave really good rewards, had varying difficulties for newer accounts to get left behind and, due to the fact that was all there was to it, the experiences between players were largely similar, allowing people that struggled to see people just as strong as them or even weaker extract wildly different results, shining a beautiful light in the game's very good game design and how almost every character could be used and do amazing. It was announced that, due to whales and people that have spent thousands of hours of the game (way less than the 1% of the community) could, due to all they amassed not only in terms of acquisition but also knowledge and experience, finish some of the hardest fights in one turn (WOW, HIGH INVESTMENT BEING REWARDED?!), so now the devs think that the challenge is not good enough and now they will make nightmare modes and, to not leave the PLEBS behind, allow people to "use shortcuts" such as "second lives" mid combat in case they wipe (be restored to full immediately). Whale exclusive content (if you dont "cheat"), shortcuts to trivialize easier stuff, fragment the community by making their experiences less alike due to the fact that some may not choose to use the revive and some play in wildly different difficulties... Is that it? Hopefully we see better judgement on their part before any of this makes into the game... Please don't smear this feces on such a great game.
While I initially liked and was a big fan of Morimens, I can say that over the recent months the Developers have tarnished the trust I had in them to upkeep with content I was expecting of them. I wont go into depth, but it mainly started from small things: -Absolute Axiom changes, which were heavily pushed against when initially announced due to the fact it'd be only available to big spenders. And we were assured that AA wouldnt be a deciding factor in unit or future content balance. -Gravitation towards more and more RNG-based Awakeners, which is balanced around a pay-to-win feature using a "turn rewind" that which by name lets you rewind a turn indefinitely. This feature is only available from a Premium Battle Pass that costs around 12-13usd a month or sometimes shorter during certain periods. This can also be seen in new realms that are more biased towards RNG which also negatively impact older units by forcing them into new realm rules and making them perform worse. -Affinity changes, which is essentially a method of unlocking more lore about specific units someone might enjoy. Through more stories and dialogue from them, which they "buffed" by using a new formula thats suppose to give you more affinity by prolonged battles and card usage of specific awakeners. However this in reality gutted affinity gain by 99% for overwhelming majority of players. -The issue of "Bugfixes" where known interactions that have been reported and talked about for over a year get patched unannounced when they have been assumed to be core parts of the character at that point, some of these are things like Lily getting 50% of her poison application gutted in one of those patches and 24 Chaos also suffering the same fate. However the most egregious one in recent history is Corposent and Last Verse interaction, where the Awakener Corposent had her 20% shield boost from Last Verse get "Bugfixed" and essentially gut the character from providing their main shielding role. Which is particularly egregious since Corposent and Last Verse were re-runned right before this bugfix, so many people invested into both the Awakener and WoD card and were now scammed out of that interaction that was known for over a year. The devs have stated they will compensated accounts that invested heavily for awakeners they have nerfed however under pretences of a "Bugfix" they arent obliged to do it. -New Dtide and generally endgame content has been extremely poor in actual gameplay, the developers promised that new content wouldnt be biased around OE or AA of Awakeners however, they have gone back on their word with release of things like Nightmare Dtide which not even big spender accounts can comfortably clear without things like turn rewind and meta stall teams. I've waited until the main dev response before making this and it only confirms my suspicion that the devs have no idea what the community wants nor what its complaining about with their recent history. As such I would heavily recommend against playing or even trying this game out until foreseeable future, if the devs manage to turn this around and not manage to ♥♥♥♥ it up in a year again ill remove this review.
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Recent changes are very predatory and caters towards those who are willing to spend for premium rewinds. Don't bother playing this game at its current state.
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