Neon Village is a card game with a focus on combinations, where you assemble your village from various elements and try to get the most out of them. Everything revolves around connections: villagers, machines, animals, and parts work differently, and if you combine them correctly, you can get unexpected results. It all seems simple at first, but it quickly becomes clear that random decisions don't work here. Combinations decide everything You build your deck and gradually understand which elements enhance each other. Some provide resources, others enhance effects, and still others trigger chain reactions. When everything comes together correctly, the board literally explodes with combinations, and it's at those moments that the game really kicks into high gear. If you build everything without a system, the results will be weak, and progress will stall. At the same time, I have to keep an eye on my finances, because the pressure of payments keeps me from relaxing. At such moments, items come in handy, which can either pull me out of a difficult situation or, conversely, turn things upside down even further. Because of this, each attempt feels different, and I have to constantly adapt to what's thrown my way. Features of the game Card combinations with synergy. A mix of puzzle and roguelike. Different types of elements in a deck. Items for getting out of difficult situations.