Tag
Deckbuilding.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Deckbuilding" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.

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Under a Desert Sun: Seekers of the Cursed Vessel
Quality
57
Popularity
15
Value
70

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Pop! Pachinko
Quality
73
Popularity
16
Value
50

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Grim Siege
Quality
66
Popularity
14
Value
60

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Life, the Universe, and Restaurants
Quality
49
Popularity
1
Value
84

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Knock on the Coffin Lid
Quality
68
Popularity
28
Value
45

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Inkulinati
Quality
82
Popularity
23
Value
32

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Terracards
Quality
68
Popularity
23
Value
47

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Spirit Island
Quality
74
Popularity
26
Value
39

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Meme Mayhem
Quality
63
Popularity
30
Value
49

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Youtubers Life 3
Quality
45
Popularity
22
Value
73

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Active DBG: Brave's Rage
Quality
63
Popularity
38
Value
40

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Yokai Art: Night Parade of One Hundred Demons
Quality
72
Popularity
25
Value
44

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Pirates Outlaws
Quality
78
Popularity
23
Value
36

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Souls of White Star
Quality
64
Popularity
35
Value
42

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SpellRogue
Quality
70
Popularity
26
Value
44

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Big Winner
Quality
66
Popularity
22
Value
49

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Anomaly Collapse
Quality
69
Popularity
22
Value
48

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Girls of The Tower
Quality
68
Popularity
23
Value
47
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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