Pluto is a roguelike deckbuilder about a mage trying to escape prison and make it to his niece's birthday party. The hero is anything but the chosen one: anxious, tired, and forced to work with spells he can remember on the run. The journey leads through hostile lands filled with dangers and creatures that react to every magical move. Witchcraft through tactics Each turn involves constructing patterns, making hand gestures, and attempting to create the perfect combination of elements. Spells are formed from combinations of lines drawn by the player themselves. Mistakes result in weak effects, while precise movements create devastating bursts of power. Experimentation reveals new ways for the elements to interact. As the player progresses, they encounter absurd monsters, cursed ruins, and the jailers' attempts to recapture the fugitive. The world is hand-drawn and filled with oddities. Runs are short but intense: discoveries, unexpected synergies, and new characters create a dynamic where choice is more important than memorization. The mage longs for a feast, but the path is full of traps. Features of the game Witchcraft through gestures with an emphasis on tactical decisions. Spells formed from elemental patterns. Characters that change the mechanics of magic combinations. Short runs with increasing difficulty.