Free western-fantasy card game
Goblins&Gunslingers
276 real cards, eight factions, five lanes to hold. The whole duel runs in your browser, free, no account.
Early Access on Windows & macOS. In the browser, about 80 MB once, then it just opens.
One click. The whole duel.
It is the real game, not a video of it.
The client you get on Steam is the client in this page. Draw a hand, hold the lanes, outdraw the other Sheriff against the Gunslinger AI, and carry the same account and collection between the browser and the desktop build.
- 30hit points a Sheriff has to lose before the duel is over.
- 52cards in a deck, plus two Deputies who ride in when you call them.
- 7positions on your side: five Middle lanes and two High-Rise roosts.
The board
Five lanes. Two roosts. One Sheriff.
Most card games are a pile facing a pile. This one has ground to hold. Put Cover in a lane and the shot stops there; leave it open and it carries all the way to the Sheriff. Pick a lane and trace it.
What you are looking at
- Cover
- One per Middle lane. It intercepts anything fired down that lane, and the Sheriff behind it cannot be reached until it is gone.
- High-Rise
- Two positions behind the line. While concealed, nothing can target them. The first time one attacks, it is exposed for the rest of the duel.
- Attacks
- Aligned down a lane. Which lane you commit to is most of the game.
The signature
Gnomes build the Golem. Then they climb inside it.
Commit a spell and a Flip-Charged Gnome becomes the Golem it was paired to: same creature, same lane, same damage, same attachments. Your opponent needs two spells of their own to undo it.
Why it matters
Gnome and Golem are one faction for deck-building, so a Gnome deck is always carrying its own late game in its early drops. Timing the flip, and baiting the two spells that reverse it, is the whole conversation.
Gnomes & GolemsEight factions
Pick your poison.
Two main races to a deck, Beasts as the splash. Every faction plays a different game at the table.
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