Most played hand-drawn deckbuilders

Sketched lines and painted backdrops run through these most played hand-drawn deckbuilding picks, where you build a small starter into a run-winning machine. In Roguebook you guide two heroes across inked maps and stack cards into wild combos, while Griftlands has you manage both fights and conversations with separate decks, and Shroom and Gloom splits your planning between battles and dungeon paths. You draft, upgrade and cut cards after every clash until the deck finally clicks.

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1. Slay the Spire 2

   

   The iconic roguelike deckbuilder returns. Craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures, and discover relics of immense power in Slay the Spire 2!

   58%58% of 215,212 Steam reviews are positive41.2KPlayers online now: 41,159$24.99

2. Library Of Ruina

   

   Run a Library where defeated guests become books, then turn those books into new cards and invitations. You build decks for your librarians, match cards against visible enemy moves, and roll dice where effects can tilt luck. Dark, tense and story-driven, for deckbuilder fans who like long tactical planning more than quick runs.

   94%94% of 41,612 Steam reviews are positive2.6KPlayers online now: 2,569$29.99

3. MARVEL SNAP

   

   MARVEL SNAP is a fast PvP card battler built around tight 12-card decks of Marvel heroes and villains. You fight over three locations across six turns, reading the board and knowing when to SNAP to double the stakes. Matches take minutes, so deckbuilders get constant testing and tuning.

   72%72% of 35,614 Steam reviews are positive2.4KPlayers online now: 2,356Free

4. SPAM

   

   You earn cards by winning, shape them into a deck with its own rarities, talents and synergies, then test it in turn-based duels on a ranked ladder. Worth a look for deckbuilder fans who like tinkering and out-thinking real opponents.

   74%74% of 2,709 Steam reviews are positive1.1KPlayers online now: 1,111Free

5. Monster Train 2

   

   Monster Train 2 is a roguelike deckbuilder about defending your Pyre on a three-floor train. You pick two clans, draft and upgrade cards between fights, then place units floor by floor to stop angels, demons and Titans marching upward. New room and equipment cards open up strange builds, and runs stay tense to the last floor.

   95%95% of 8,804 Steam reviews are positive739Players online now: 739$24.99

6. GWENT: The Witcher Card Game

   

   You build a 25-card deck around factions and heroes like Geralt and Yennefer, then outscore opponents across best-of-three rounds. Low luck, bluffing, and careful timing decide it, with hand-drawn cards that look good losing.

   82%82% of 30,579 Steam reviews are positive689Players online now: 689Free

7. Across the Obelisk

   

   A co-op roguelite deckbuilder where you lead four heroes across four acts to rescue the king's daughter from Lord Hanshek. Build from 500+ upgradeable cards, 300 items, and 16 heroes in four classes, then test it in deep tactical combat. Solo or with up to three friends, no two journeys play the same.

   80%80% of 10,795 Steam reviews are positive377Players online now: 377$19.99

8. Morimens

   

   Morimens is a roguelite card-battler with Lovecraftian horror and dark fantasy style. As Keeper, you bond with Awakeners, build a deck from their power, and push through the mists of Kadath in turn-based fights shaped by strange events, relics, and card buffs.

   80%80% of 5,625 Steam reviews are positive460Players online now: 460Free

9. 月圆之夜 (Night of Full Moon)

   

   A fairy-tale deckbuilder where you are Little Red Riding Hood, fighting through the Black Forest to find your missing grandma. Draft and tune a deck from hundreds of cards, beat monsters and bosses turn by turn, and let random events steer you toward different endings.

   80%80% of 11,064 Steam reviews are positive299Players online now: 299Free

10. Hell Deck

    

    You run Hell's last holdout against invading angels, feeding your own demons to each other until the weak ones mutate into apex predators. Tight grid, brutal waves, big chain reactions: a dark deckbuilder for deckbuilder fans who like cruel math.

    87%87% of 534 Steam reviews are positive247Players online now: 247$1

11. Stacklands

    

    Stacklands builds its whole village out of cards. You drag a villager onto a berry bush to make food, stack wood and stone to raise buildings, and buy card packs to grow your options. For deckbuilder fans, the hook is different here: progress comes from card combinations and board management, not turn-based battles.

    96%96% of 29,484 Steam reviews are positive220Players online now: 220$7.99

12. Shroom and Gloom

    

    Shroom and Gloom is a first-person roguelike double-deckbuilder set in hand-drawn dungeons full of fungal foes. You build a combat deck for turn-based fights and an explore deck for dungeons, grow cards into overpowered abominations, and eat roasted enemies to heal. Strange, funny, and built for mega-combos.

    93%93% of 2,060 Steam reviews are positive205Players online now: 205$14.99

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