Free to playDuo pick
Hobs Deck building with a grudge
Hobs is a turn-based card duel for two: build a deck, buy new heroes, and out-think the person across the board. Matches are short, pixel-styled, and all about finding the combination that finally puts you on top. Bring a friend, it is better that way.
Is Hobs worth it?
Hobs is worth it if…
- you like turn-based card duels decided by deck-building
- you want to test strategies against a real opponent
- you like climbing a ranking together, hero by hero
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Decks, heroes, and beating your friend
You pick heroes, tune a deck around them, and take turns trying to break the other player's plan. The store pitch is simple: find the deck that fits your strategy, then find a better one when it stops working.
That loop is the whole appeal for Duo fans. You queue up together, test ideas against a real opponent instead of the AI shuffle, and climb the ranking to settle who actually has the best build. Loser buys the tea, presumably.
