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Cards of Prophecy Demo

Cards of Prophecy combines Tower Defense, Deckbuilding, and Roguelike elements, with huge inspiration from Trading Card Games. Build an ever evolving deck to summon monsters and use powerful spells. Fuse, defend, open card packs, create new strategies. Repeat.

About Cards of Prophecy Demo

Cards of Prophecy combines Tower Defense, Deckbuilding, and Roguelike elements, with huge inspiration from Trading Card Games. Build an ever evolving deck of spells and monsters. Fuse, defend, open card packs, create new strategies. Repeat.

Use your cards to summon incredible monsters and use powerful spells!

Build your deck as you go, and discover strategies along the way. Every monster is special in their own way–learn to master them and use them wisely!

Choose your spells carefully! They may not be monsters, but that doesn't mean they aren't powerful.

Each map is randomly generated and every round brings new challenges. Make sure to play strategically!

Fuse your cards into brand new monsters!

With the "Fusion" spell card, you'll be able to fuse two monsters into a brand new monster with incredibly powerful effects! 

Open a brand new pack of cards after each run! A whole collection of cards awaits!

Genres and features

IndieStrategySingle-player

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Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Cards of Prophecy Demo is free right now on Steam, with nothing to pay.

Is this the full game?

No. A demo is a portion of Cards of Prophecy Demo — usually the opening section — published so you can try it. It is free permanently, but it is not the complete game.

Where do I claim it?

On the official Steam page. We link straight there — we never host game files or act as a middleman.

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