Dive into a battle-type card game sample built with Pixel Game Maker MV. Players face off against an enemy unit, tracking stamina, attack, and defense points on both sides. Each turn starts with three cards-sword for attacks, shield for defense-picked via mouse left-click or controller B button, followed by an attack phase where damage equals opponent attack minus your defense.
The core loop repeats with a new card draw if both units survive, ending in victory when enemy stamina hits zero or defeat if yours does first or cards run out. This indie game development demo highlights straightforward turn-based card mechanics. Casual gamers and aspiring designers find it perfect for quick battles and learning game creation basics.
This is a sample project of a battle-type card game created with Pixel Game Maker MV.
Basic Rules:
- Your unit is on the right and your enemy is the unit on the left
- The numbers on the unit represent stamina, attack points, and defense points.
- You can tell whether the enemy will attack or defend next by referring to the numbers on the enemy side.
- At the beginning of the game, you are dealt three cards.
- The sword card is for attack, and the shield card is for defense.
- You can choose any one of them and then you start the attack phase.
- The damage is the number of your opponent’s attack points minus your defense points.
- If the player and enemy are still alive, the next turn commences and a card is dealt.
- This continues until either you or your opponent’s stamina reaches zero.
- If your enemy’s stamina reaches zero before you, you win.
- If your stamina reaches zero before your opponent, or if all cards have been drawn, you lose.
- For more information on how to make and play the game, visit the tutorial section in Object.
How to play:
Mouse
- Left click: Card Selection
X-input compatible controller
- B button: Card Selection
