sixfold
A free card game — play it in your browser, no install. A clean-room creature card duel with the old handheld rules — Rust rules engine, Leptos/WebAssembly UI, play against an AI in the browser.
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A clean-room card duel between Hexons, the creatures of Sixfold, with the old handheld rules, written in Rust, compiled to WebAssembly and played in the browser (Leptos, client-side only). Walk a small world, collect cards from booster packs, build your own decks, beat six rivals and the Hex Warden, then take on the Gauntlet. It installs as an app and plays offline.
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Rules engine (engine/): the whole duel, from setup and mulligans through attacks, conditions, Powers, trainers, knock-outs, prizes and sudden death.
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