A card-stacking roguelike where you quickly stack cards and trigger items to get points. Discover thousands of different items and make synergistic builds by customizing your deck and inventory to reach higher scores and break the game.
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Queue Queen is a game like Balatro and Nubby's Number Factory where you stack cards, trigger items and build game-breaking combos to clear the rounds in a limited time.
All items are procedurally generated, so there are over 2000 of them with unique effects!
You have white items which trigger when cards are evaluated after you've filled your stack.
Yellow items trigger at any time when something happens, even in the shop.
Pink items are like yellow items, but they have more powerful effects and can't be force triggered.
Blue items grant passive bonuses.
The Cardmage Parlor lets you buy/clone/destroy cards or give them buffs which trigger at different times.
In the Backroom Printer you can merge, duplicate, edit or upgrade your items to build even stronger combos.
They can discard your stack, swap your items around, skip cards, forcibly sell your items or do all kinds of mischievous things, so plan for them accordingly!
Endless mode after a victory to see how far your build can go.
New Game +, up to NG+5. Each NG+ expands your inventory and stack size by 1 and also increases the required points for each round.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
A lot of fun. Worth checking out at the price.
Only played for an hour, so my review will be limited in that regard: There's a unique charm to this game, albeit also 8-bit like its inspiration 'Balatro", but has its own style to sounds and textures. At first I assumed the game was just going to be a reskinned 'Balatro' but was pleasently surprised by the proceduarly generated items that really makes you consider how to continue forward, as cards good this run might be inferior next run - or even on the next shop, making you have to make more decisions on the cards you have. So I have my Pros and Cons Pro: Each run is very different Easy to get into Low price point of entry Very Satisfying Interesting Mechanics (Time, Backroom) Con: Low challenge No Achievements No Customization I know the game just was released, and I love it a lot already. However I think a few things need to get added/changed for the longevity. Mainly more challanges instead of just passivley increassing buffs/handicaps and some custimization for the kind of deck my playing cards will look like. And right, some achievements :)
Queue queen is a very fun game. The idea of randomly generated cards is unique and makes every run feel different. Most of the cards are equally balanced, although some loopholes exist in which you can use for thousands of dollars or millions of points. I heavily suggest this game to others.
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