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

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Three Kingdoms: The Blood Moon
Quality
73
Popularity
23
Value
41

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Poly TD
Quality
67
Popularity
23
Value
51

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Rune Dice
Quality
65
Popularity
25
Value
50

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Three Kingdoms:BOND
Quality
66
Popularity
21
Value
50

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Lucky Shot
Quality
76
Popularity
18
Value
43

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Dorts : A Darts Roguelike
Quality
67
Popularity
23
Value
50

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Tiles & Vials
Quality
67
Popularity
20
Value
52

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Dice Tavern: Farkle Roguelike
Quality
69
Popularity
17
Value
50

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Nightpark Journal
Quality
69
Popularity
15
Value
52

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Sigilfarer: A Dice-Rolling Roguelite
Quality
56
Popularity
14
Value
66

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Seekers Alliance: Hero's Journey
Quality
38
Popularity
10
Value
87

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Oh!Ware
Quality
73
Popularity
13
Value
51

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Alonitaire
Quality
46
Popularity
8
Value
80

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Dice & Fold
Quality
68
Popularity
29
Value
41

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Bingle Bingle
Quality
65
Popularity
23
Value
47

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the World According to Girl
Quality
56
Popularity
35
Value
49

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WitchHand
Quality
72
Popularity
23
Value
42

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Rogue Voltage
Quality
73
Popularity
23
Value
39
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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