Popular hand-drawn deckbuilding games

Sketched dungeons and painted scrolls give these popular hand-drawn deckbuilding games a crafted look you can feel in every card. In Worlds Upon The Wind you shape land with glyphs across generations, while Shroom and Gloom pairs dungeon crawling with two decks to manage, and Yao-Guai Hunter sends you against folk demons with blades and storms. You draft and tune cards run after run until synergies carry the fight.

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1. 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 2,047 Steam reviews are positive205Players online now: 205$14.99

2. Hungry Horrors

   

   A story-driven deckbuilder where you play a very reluctant princess feeding the folklore monsters of the British Isles. You cook real dishes like Toad in the Hole, chain salty, sweet and savoury flavours to fill their hunger, and grow your deck one recipe at a time.

   98%98% of 250 Steam reviews are positive21Players online now: 21$14.99

3. Worlds Upon The Wind

   

   A peaceful roguelite deckbuilder about rebuilding a shattered world instead of conquering it. You shape forests, deserts and ruins with Glyphs, befriend animal spirits, and settle drifting shards while centuries of Japanese art scroll past. For deckbuilder fans who want slow tactics and strange moral dilemmas.

   98%98% of 276 Steam reviews are positive12Players online now: 12$9.99

4. Dream of Corpse Lady

   

   You are the awakened Corpse Lady, building a puppet army to crush mortal heroes. Draft followers, stack artifacts and cursed power-ups, and turn small starting decks into run-ending machines across story campaigns and challenge levels.

   93%93% of 2,257 Steam reviews are positive187Players online now: 187$9.99

5. Burn With Me

   

   Burn With Me is a story-heavy deckbuilder about occult university students trying to summon a Personal Demon. You place creatures for position-based synergies, then permanently burn cards to reshape your deck mid-run. Six chapters follow different fears and obsessions, wrapped in hand-drawn art mixed with real-life video.

   92%92% of 388 Steam reviews are positive30Players online now: 30$14.99

6. Decktamer

   

   Decktamer is a turn-based roguelike where your deck is a team of abyss creatures you tame instead of collecting. You decide whether to kill each enemy or recruit it, knowing any creature that dies is gone forever. For deckbuilder fans who want drafting to feel like hunting, trading blows, and stitching stolen abilities into something strange.

   86%86% of 2,178 Steam reviews are positive117Players online now: 117$15.99

7. BLOODLETTER

   

   You are a medieval barber-surgeon, and your patients are stranger than your remedies. BLOODLETTER is a grim deckbuilder where you treat bizarre villagers with bloodletting, trepanation and worse, keeping their bodies and minds intact while ancient spirits work to corrupt them. Tarot-flavoured cards, hand-drawn grotesques and a tug of war against four dreadful entities make every run feel like a page from a cursed manuscript.

   79%79% of 253 Steam reviews are positive10Players online now: 10$12.39

8. Fogpiercer

   

   Fogpiercer is a sci-fi roguelike deckbuilder where your deck is your train. You pick a locomotive, carriages, and driver to set your starting cards, then fight turn-based battles against bandit convoys by positioning, shoving enemies into hazards, and setting off chain reactions.

   83%83% of 648 Steam reviews are positive18Players online now: 18$19.99

9. Pluto

   

   A roguelike deckbuilder where you cast spells with your fingers. You are a wizard jailed for wizard crime, and your way out runs through cursed ruins, grotesque monsters and a lot of elemental splatter. The goal is not saving the world: it is getting to your niece's birthday party on time, ideally with all your bones.

   93%93% of 523 Steam reviews are positive10Players online now: 10$17.99

10. Drunken Rogue

    

    Drunken Rogue is a short, funny roguelike about two drinkers hunting a vampire's hidden wine collection. You stagger through dungeons, pass stat checks with dice-like rolls, and decide what to face now and what to push to the next floor for bigger rewards. The drunker you get, the stronger and less reliable you become.

    95%95% of 243 Steam reviews are positive7Players online now: 7$9.99

11. 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 positive61.4KPlayers online now: 61,395$24.99

12. 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

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