Cropdeck — is a card-based farming roguelike where the field becomes a tactical zone, and planting becomes a calculated calculation. You start with an empty plot, gradually clear it, and decide how to use each square to not just grow a crop but extract maximum benefit. The cards set the rhythm: which plants will appear, what opportunities will open up, and what constraints will need to be considered. Get your placement wrong, and you lose efficiency, and sometimes the entire cycle. The field requires calculation Here, plants don't work alone, but in concert. Some boost neighboring cells, others provide bonuses for specific placements, and still others only blossom when combined correctly. As a result, the field quickly ceases to be "just a garden bed" and becomes a system where every step matters. Meanwhile, weather conditions constantly interfere: drought slows growth, storms ruin plans, and cold kills some of the harvest. Over time, more tools emerge: new cards, more powerful effects, rare combinations. You rework your deck, remove unnecessary elements, strengthen key elements, and gradually achieve stable results. But you can't relax — taxes arrive on time, and if you're unprepared, all your profits could go to waste. This is where the pressure lies: you need to not just grow, but do it effectively. Features of the game Card-based farming system with tactical placement. Plant combinations and enhancements through neighboring cells. Weather threats that affect the course of the game. Taxes that force you to plan your income.