WARCANA

WARCANA is a fantasy-inspired real-time base defense strategy game with a unique deck-building mechanic. Take on the role of a mighty magician and face the challenge of surviving waves of unrelenting attacks while simultaneously summoning your own large armies. Lay waste to your rivals in either a battle royale with up to 30 other players, or in a series of single-player campaigns. Build your deck. Prepare your defenses. Summon your armies. Survive the onslaught. Will you be the last one standing? All cards have their own tech trees, with abilities ranging from summoning buildings, units, or casting spells. More cards are unlocked from summoned economy buildings, so be sure to play your cards right and consider your tech tree route in order to have ferocious monsters, destructive spells, and more at your command. Choose poorly, however, and you'll be left vulnerable to being overrun with just the round timer to save your base. Challenge yourself in a single-player campaign featuring 30+ scenarios, or create your own using the in-game editor. The single-player campaign makes it easy to learn the basics, understand how the devotions differ from one another, and really hone the craft of a mighty mage. Be the last one standing in a Battle Royale against up to 30 players, where at any given time, each player faces off against two direct opponents. An additional Horde Mode has players race to get the highest kill score, and in the Stream Sniper mode, players can experience epic social moments as part of an online community playing against streamers. Summon hundreds of thousands of units to your army as a maelstrom of monsters simultaneously causes extensive destruction to your own defenses. The different devotion and unit types add further considerations in breaking through to your opponent's bases. Sow the seeds of mythical forces as a "Fay Caller", spread demonic dread as a champion of "Occultism", or unleash other cosmic horrors from the other selection of fantastical devotions. Each has its own unique devotion perk, gameplay mechanic, and distinct theming. Selecting primary and secondary devotions for multi-colored decks adds further depth and variety to how the battles play out. Supported by