Artet is a card game inspired by Tetra Master from Final Fantasy IX and expanded upon with various new features and mechanics, including power-ups, a roguelike format, card abilities, and more!

Thank you for checking it out!
- Blankk

Optimized/made for PC, but does play pretty well on some mobile devices.

More information

Status	Released
Platforms	HTML5
Author	Blankk
Genre	Card Game, Strategy
Made with	Godot
Tags	Casual, Fantasy, Godot, Indie, Mouse only, Pixel Art, Roguelike, Singleplayer
Average session	A few minutes
Languages	English
Inputs	Mouse, Touchscreen, Smartphone
Accessibility	One button

Development log

Making Artet
Jul 29, 2023
Game Released!
Jul 22, 2023
Select Your Hero
Jul 20, 2023
Tutorial and Screenshots Added
Jul 16, 2023

Comments

TechSmurfy273 days ago

Any chance for a download version? Would love to play it offline.

Blankk267 days ago

No, sorry. Thanks for checking it out, though! <3

ChrioGames1 year ago

Hey!

I'm getting a "Array Buffer Allocation failed" Error.

Tried on Android.

jeebs1 year ago

doesn't seems to be working to me, what are the controls?

Blankk1 year ago (1 edit)

Hey jeebs,

It's all just mouse input. You should be able to click and drag cards onto the board. The arrows on the cards indicate which direction the card can attack adjacent cards.

Once you place a card next to an enemy card and if your card has an arrow directly facing an adjacent enemy, you have to click the enemy card to attack it.

Once a card is played, it is locked on the board, so you have to play a new card from your hand each turn.

You can also right click cards to see more stats, including race, type, class, die sides, and in some cases card ability (leader cards and some elite cards).

I'll be adding instructions directly in game likely later this month.

jeebs1 year ago

ok, my mistake. I actually didn't see the "stage 1" in the corner when I started so I couldn't do anything. I would suggest adding some flashing hints for people to know what to click, you've mentioned that you have to click an adjesant enemy to attack, this would also be helpfull to be flashing or some kind of other hints, but other than that it's a fun game. I almost beat it but at the last stage was too difficult.

Blankk1 year ago (3 edits)

Hey jeebs,

You're totally right about the clarity issues, I just updated the game and added a few little things to help with that, I already had a "jiggle" function built for the cards, so I added that to buttons on the Map screen.

Also, when you place a card next to any attackable enemies now, their border turns black and the card jiggles. (edit: Card jiggle might be causing a small bug right now, so this has been removed.)

Lastly, I did update the balance and tweak some of the card and Relic values - hopefully, your cards scale a bit better with the levels now.

There were a couple of other changes as well (you can now select a hero/starting deck at the start) and I'll throw more details in a devlog, but I wanted to address your suggestions/ideas directly too.

Thank you so much for the feedback and for playing! :D