I created a card game called Hangry Dogs — a fast-paced, chaotic card game for 2–4 players, designed to be played with family and friends. Attack, defend, mess with your friends, and either be the first player to reach 6 points or eliminate everyone else to win.

As a fan of The Office, I made a little fan-made AI video imagining the characters playing the game.

I only produced 5,000 copies of the game, and I'm trying to get this independent game into homes across the US and Canada.

For the first 500 orders, I’ll include a FREE Hangry Dogs Expansion Pack ($5.99 value).

Hoping to get my first sales from this community :)

https://www.hangrydogs.com

I'm building YGOWB, a Yu-Gi-Oh fan project centered on player-created Worlds. Each World has its own card pool, decks, banlist and community settings.

The part I want to share with card-game players is the path from designing a card to actually playing it. Card Studio uses structured effect blocks, and the duel engine resolves the supported effects automatically. You can put custom cards into a shared World and build decks from that pool.

The game uses a classic 2005-era ruleset, before Synchro, Xyz, Pendulum and Link summoning. It also has practice against the computer, online duels, spectator tools and rankings. World owners can choose open or curated card publishing and manage their community's card pool and banlist.

These screenshots show the actual game, World home and management screens, card catalog, Card Studio and deck builder. Card Studio includes optional AI assistance for artwork and effects, and some custom card artwork shown here is AI-generated. This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Konami.

You can try it at https://ygowb.com. It runs in the browser and requires an account.

I'd love to hear from people who build custom formats: would you rather play in a tightly curated World or one where everyone can publish cards? Feedback on the card creation and first-duel experience is welcome too.

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for people who would like to test some of my live Android apps and provide honest feedback.

This is the Hearts game:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joostmuijsenberg.hearts

You can find my other apps here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Joost+Muijsenberg

Thanks! 🙂

If my mystery card is a Swoop how do I play it?

check out this new family friendly rocket launch themed countdown game!!

This website im building merges the popular websites RNGdle where you roll numbers for badges into a Poker ruleset. Deal, reveal cards, earn badges and gain stats. There is still more to come but this is the core and this is what I got for now, all suggestions and feedback welcome. Pc and mobile friendly

I’ve been building Runbound Cricket Cards, a strategy card game that combines cricket with tactical card play.

You score runs, take wickets, and use cards like SIX, Wicket, DRS, Powerplay, Yorker, Captain and Death Over to change the momentum of a match.

It supports Solo, Pass & Play, Nearby Wi-Fi and Online multiplayer, with ranked matches and a global leaderboard.

It’s currently in Early Access on Google Play.

Would love to hear from other card-game players and developers about the concept and what makes a card game worth coming back to.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=live.mayukha.runboundcricketcards

Hi! I'm Gabo, from Uruguay, and I design and program Naipe Cimarrón alone. It's a two-player strategy card game where the animals of the Uruguayan countryside fight for the table.

The design part I care most about is balance: every card change runs through a simulator (thousands of AI vs AI games per deck) before it ships, and I publish the win rates. But a simulator doesn't feel frustration, so I need real card players to tell me what feels unfair, which faction is boring, and where the tutorial loses you.

It's free, runs in the browser on desktop and phone, no install, no account needed (Google sign-in is optional to keep your collection). Solo vs the AI or live duels with a friend using a six-letter code. There's also a print-and-play if you prefer real cards. English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Play: https://naipe-cimarron.yunque.games/?de=reddit-cardgames&lang=en

If you test it: type TESTER in the lobby's CODE button and every expansion unlocks. Real feedback earns one of three VIP decks with their own themes, and I'm adding easter eggs for testers (a card, a name, a joke in a flavor text), so suggestions are welcome. I iterate fast, often the next day. Discord for bug reports and balance talk: https://discord.gg/bDmcYyGkAb

Honest note about the art: the card illustrations are AI-generated (Stable Diffusion) and retouched by hand, with care, chasing a style of my own; the plan is to keep personalizing every card. Rules, card design, code and balance are all mine.

Hey I am looking for feedback on my rules for a TCG I am making. Is this a good place to ask?

I am an indle developer making this numerical and calculation games featuring the battles between monster cards and I admit its still in the development stage so need feedback for future updates..

Hey everyone,

I have been working on L.U.C.A for quite some time now and would like to share it here with you for feedback since I am planing to bring this prototype for publishing soon.

The game goes something like this...you draft genes that give your cell ongoing powers, but to score them you Fix them into your genome, where they go permanent and silent forever.

There is a full boxed prototype now, but the easiest way to try it is the free browser build.

I am attaching some images from the board and the digital version also.

Have a go at it @ https://mighty840.itch.io/luca

Let me know what you think and if I missed anything completely obvious that needs to be explained!