Purple Moss Collectors

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Tiny game studio, we made Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers - http://playdndg.com

"The world/future if" meme template. Top text: The world if consumer reviews were as important to every type of business Bottom text: as Steam reviews are to gamedevs
A very positive review of the game Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. The review reads: There are only a handful of games that I consider to be kings of the deckbuilding genre of games. In no particular order they are: Inscryption, Balatro, Slay the Spire, and Dungeons and Degenerate Gamblers. D&DG is an incredibly layered and rewarding experience that requires immense strategy, foresight, and probability analysis. Each run is largely determined by RNG, however after playing enough and learning all the cards, opponents, and special events you can severely limit how much RNG makes you lose. Once you understand the game fully and its mechanics and the way certain cards function, you can overcome the RNG. There is an enormous amount of card synergies and strategies to employ to successfully complete a run and so many combinations to experiment with. The art direction is also truly artistic, with every card, table, and animation wonderfully pixelated, designed, and polished. I'm a sucker for pixel graphics but it's not easy to pull off such a look when its been done so many times. D&DG though stands out among deckbuilders, among pixel graphics, among card games. This is Blackjack reimagined for the most hardcore of deckbuilding and strategy fans. Do not listen to the bad reviews by people who couldn't play the game for more than an hour because they have low attention spans or not enough patience to actually learn the game mechanics then blame RNG; D&DG is an absolute gem worth experiencing and I've gotten several dozen hours of enjoyment from it.
Scientist holding up a vial filled with green liquid. Text says: Finally rouge rogue
A screenshot of The Red Prince Picture Book which is Blue Prince MERCH AHHHHHHH
An RSVP Card from Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. "You" is written in bloody lettering and you've selected that you're attending. The date is 10th April.
A tarot card, III The Empress. The depiction of The Empress is too spicy, so I can't describe it here in case you aren't over 36.
A 2 panel meme. The left panel depicts a content, even chuffed, looking man and the caption reads "Playing D&DG on March 31st". The right panel depicts the same man but he is visibly glitching (but still content, even chuffed) and the caption reads "Playing D&DG on April 1st". It refers to the April 1st update to Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers that added a new deck where the player starts with 13x Glitched Cards which visibly glitch in the same manner as the man in the second panel.
The Valentine's card from Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. It reads "Happy Valentine" and "Love you!" and features a large heart in the centre.
Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe. - Abraham Lincoln
"A Friend in Need", 1903 by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge. An example from the Artist's Dogs Playing Poker series.
3 screenshots from the game Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. The first shows options of alcoholic beverages from an in game event. The second shows a person holding various cards and a cigarette. The third shows three tarot cards with alternate art from boba-witch.
Tweet from Purple Moss Collectors from May 28, 2024. The tweet says: "Note to self for future games: if you put a card called Glitched Card in your game you should expect to be fixing lots of bugs caused by that card"
3 alternative card backs are shown from an upcoming update to Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. These card backs were designed by toneblock, Hashi, and Roaxial respectively.
A sticker I saw while walking. It says Rent Is Killing Art