#card game

[chequeredink]

Surprise game launch! Shumbled is a print-and-play card game that we created EIGHT YEARS AGO and totally FORGOT TO RELEASE 😅 It's like Poker but you make words instead. Get it for free now on Itch.io #GameDev

Shumbled! - Poker but with words

[luciferrous]

Hi all,

interrupting my usual to talk a project that is dear to my heart: for the past couple years I've been working with some folks to create Poemancer, a card game that helps inspire and guide you in writing poetry! A little bit like a tarot deck and a little bit like journaling, it's a freeform tool to help you expand your poetry practice or to start your journey from the beginning.

I've put a lot of thought into the design work of this deck, and I also have had fun trying out writing my own poems for the first time since...high school? It's great fun and really versatile in its application, as I've been using it a bit for lyrics in my songwriting as well.

We're less than a week away from our kickstarter deadline, so please consider checking us out here!

[zoljerr]

Straightening my hand

[ogrishtoonz]

Here's my contribution to the NEWGROUNDS TRADING CARD ZINE COLLAB. Premise is simple - put one of your characters on a card, playing card or TCG.

I've made my little Golgo as a joker card on the style of Justo Rodero e Hijos's CASINO line, argentina's most famous playing card brand.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE REST OF THE ENTRIES!

[sp4ceyw1tch]

one of the stupidest game of Uno I've ever played was when I convinced my friends that if you were being made to pick up and got a +2 you could put it down and stack them.

We played for more than an hour and ended up giving up in the end.

There was debt because we ran out of cards to pick up......

10/10 idea would recommend

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Malediction - Wraith by Jens Lindfors

[winmy-cas]

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