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SLAY THE SPIRE

Before Slay the Spire even left Early Access, it was already a hit. And it’s easy to see why—Mega Crit Games crafted an engrossing and exciting deck builder and roguelike dungeon crawler that’s immediately accessible to new players, yet has the depth to satisfy card game veterans. The blend of genres matched with elegant and satisfying deck-building possibilities makes Slay the Spire an almost infinitely replayable experience.

But why stop at infinite when you go even further? Modders have been busy adding new characters, cards, relics, potions, and even completely new rulesets to , and mods run the gamut with everything from poker rules to Sailor Moon to playable monsters to farming. Yes, you can really play as a farmer. Thanks to the Steam Workshop, mod installation is done with the simple click of a button, so there’s no excuse not

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