Wunder: The Double-Sided Deckbuilder

Wunder: The Double-Sided Deckbuilder

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Description

Wunder is a game of chance about flipping coins. Build a deck of coins with their own risk & reward; upgrade each side to tilt the odds in your favour, bolster your strategy with strange talismans and defeat the Ferryman at his own game.

Single-player

Released

May 4, 2026

Price

$7.99

Platforms

Windows

Developer

BumbleMumble

Publisher

bumbleborn

CasualEarly AccessIndieStrategy3DCard GameChoices MatterDark FantasyDeckbuildingMythologyProcedural GenerationReplay ValueRoguelikeRoguelike Deckbuilder

About

A roguelike deckbuilder, about flipping coins to cross the Rivers of Hades.

Every "card" is a coin that can land heads or tails (usually), granting an afterlife... or a swift end in the dark waters.

Let's Play a Game of Wunder!

Inspired by Balatro & Slay the Spire, you collect coins and flip them in battles of chance against the Ferryman.

You play by drawing 7 coins from your deck, rearranging and then flipping them all at once. With strategic planning and more than a little luck, they can trigger & reflip each other; destroying the target score, if not... well, what goes up must come down.

Features

  • Journey through the Rivers of the Underworld, from Styx to Phlegethon; each river will test you in different ways. Cross to the other side and try your luck in the endless mode, Asphodel.
  • Build a strategy using unique Coins and Talismans. All the Coins are based on figures throughout Greek mythology, each with their own unique risk / reward mechanics that can synergise or disrupt each other.
  • Upgrade the heads, tails or both sides of each coin in order to create a balanced deck, or put everything on one coin and pray to the gods that it lands heads and breaks the game.
  • Many decks in the form of different classes, each with their own game-changing abilities.

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