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About CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder
CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder is a roguelike deckbuilder about making decisions under pressure as you climb the Sprawl, a tower built to keep people in the Dregs at the bottom. Choose a route through the city, draft cards, install chrome and adapt to changing enemies as you build a deck to survive each run. The map, rewards, enemies and upgrade paths change from run to run, and you decide whether to take fights, visit shops and events, or choose high-risk routes.
In combat, each turn asks you to choose whether to attack, defend, set up a combo, use a stim or save resources for a later fight. Cards, upgrades and rewards can shift your strategy, with possible deck synergies including chained attacks, stacked status effects, resource generation, summoned allies, card loops and turns that scale to massive effects. You need to adapt when the rewards do not support your original plan.
Six operators
Each operator has a distinct story, motivation and way to play:
- GG: A wired street brawler seeking revenge on the compliance machine that approved the claim that killed her mother. Chain cheap strikes to build a rising Momentum multiplier.
- El Money: The King of Information is curious about what lies at the top of the tower he has spent a thousand runs broadcasting. Bias the odds, open mystery boxes and reroll for a jackpot that can delete a boss.
- CyberMaster: The Sprawl’s masked star DJ climbs to play a note the algorithm never approved. Play cards on the right beats to build Groove and trigger THE DROP.
- Keeper: A six-hundred-year-old uploaded monk searches the architecture for the brother who became it. Schedule cards several turns ahead to set traps.
- Angel of the Abyss: The last master of a dead lineage climbs to stand unaugmented between the optimization machine and the people behind him. Chain moves from the same class to uncover hidden signature combos.
- Tinkerer: A former Nexus red-teamer who built the tower’s locks climbs to find out whether the unfinished one still opens. Plant a maturing Payload while his deck destabilizes, then cash out at the edge of collapse.
Combat and cyberware
Chrome upgrades, digital defenses, hostile software, black-market stims, faction technology and corporate enemies shape the game’s cyberpunk systems. Cyberware and stolen tech can open new strategies or extend an existing combo, while single-use stims can enable a burst turn, save a run or buy time for a deck’s engine. Defenses, malware, enemy intents and status effects make combat a tactical breach.
Stories in the city
Events, enemies, shops, cards and upgrades reveal the city as you play. Chrome, stims and enemy equipment reflect the priorities of the factions that made them, while each character, chrome upgrade and enemy has a place in the wider CyberSprawl universe of games, stories, characters and media.
Runs and presentation
The game is built around quick starts, active turns and decisions that are easy to read, with combat that gets underway quickly and a deck that evolves over the course of a run. Its cards, enemies, characters and environments use vivid pixel art generated with AI tools and curated by the development team. Original sound effects and music accompany the action.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder is $19.98 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder are: Windows 10, 4 GB RAM, 4 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder is a single-player game.
Yes. CyberDeck: The Cyberpunk Roguelike Deckbuilder is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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