Rune Seeker is a turn-based strategy card game. In contrast to the majority of modern card games, which rely heavily on dueling mechanisms, i.e. attempting to defeat the opponent solely through card power, Rune Seeker places more focus on the terrain and layout of the battle. In other words, we can refer to Rune Seeker as a terrain-focused card game.

FRESH AND DEDICATED TO TACTICAL DEPTH

Base construction, Unit evolution, random map generation, adventitious Runes... are some of the features not found in any other strategy card game.

VAST LORE ARCHIVE

Rune Seeker’s fantasy world building is deep and engaging, allowing for an interesting game play experience to explore the plot.

Rune Seeker generates the battlefield at random, unlike other turn-based strategy card games. One player can rarely play the exact same game setup twice: he will be put in a position with a different terrain layout for each match. Rune Seeker’s depth and value lies in incorporating strategy and tactics into almost every action. Not only in the layout of the squad at the beginning of the game, but also in how you construct your squad, develop your base, and collect Runes. You can explore, lead, and evolve in a diverse unit system.
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