Shuuen Majo no Tabitabi Releases on Steam With Custom Card Building and Character Art
MeowAlive's deck-building roguelite Shuuen Majo no Tabitabi launched on Steam on June 5. The game uses a card system where cards go to a bag before being selected for the deck, and players can create their own cards.
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Why it matters
The game's flexible card customization and strong character design give it a distinct angle in the crowded deck-building roguelite space.
Its character visuals, including ripped tights witches and cat-eared girls, are a focus.
Shuuen Majo no Tabitabi bypasses conventional deck-building flow. After combat, cards enter a bag rather than the deck directly. Players then choose which cards to add and can remove or discard unwanted ones at any time. The game also lets players craft custom cards by specifying numbers and effects. On the visual side, the game features 2D pixel art of witches in ripped tights and cat-eared girls, with dialogue scenes between characters. The combination of mechanical freedom and eye-catching art helped the play report rank as the most-read Game Spark article in the first half of June.
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