
Wraith of the Cards is a turn-based deckbuilding RPG with platforming exploration! Explore the vast halls of a mysterious mansion that has called you forth, and attack your way through enemies using special card magic!
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In the year 1920 - a lone sorceress named Crystal Piquet was called to a mysterious abandoned mansion. She was determined to improve her magical abilities and begins her journey to the cursed mansion....
Using her magical CARD BASED MAGIC, Crystal fights her way through monsters and ghouls to reach the top of the mansion, where she believes a secret that could help her become stronger lies in wait....
Are you up to the task to trek this cursed mansion...?
Explore the halls of the mansion in EXPLORE MODE, solving puzzles and clearing obstacles in your way. Search furnature to find Gears and other machanical tools to assist on your journey, but they aren't the only things hiding in the mansion...

Fight your way forward in BATTLE MODE, using a card-based battle system where magical cards are collected and harnessed for combat! Total higher numbers together to pack higher punches, and level up to unlock over 20 unique Special Cards!

Discover the secrets of the mansion and your own abilities in Team Wowasaurs Wraith of the Cards!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Definitely rough around the edges in many ways, but so clearly made with passion that it's hard not to love in spite of that. Music is punching above it's weight so much it's kind of absurd. It's excellent. Getting the soundtrack for free with the game purchase is really generous, too. Balatro style RPG combat is solid, interesting enough for the games short runtime. If the game was any longer, the extremely luck based aspects, linear nature of card unlocks, and the lack of deck building would be more disqualifying. The puzzle platformer aspects are really janky, needing to jump to use abilities is baffling to me. I find the art charming most of the time, but the quality between assets clash pretty severely, particularly with regards to UI elements. Story is bit of a mixed bag, the plot felt way too generic and predictable, but was accentuated with some good moments and animations. I can appreciate the attempt at something relatively ambitious, even if it's a little hit or miss.
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