Cards of Gluttony

Cards of Gluttony Cards of Gluttony is a casual card-opening RPG where you battle characters in Plursdott, expand your card collection, and build powerful decks. Customize your avatar, explore the overworld, solve puzzles, and shape the story with every choice.

Cards of Gluttony

Cards of Gluttony is a laid-back card-opening game where you face off in tactical card battles against different characters living in a small town. Use your card skills to defeat your opponents—while they’re busy gaining weight, you’ll be collecting new cards to strengthen your own strategies.

You can also customize your character’s look with the appearance modules provided, letting you build a more eye-catching or fully personalized avatar. Venture across a large map, tackle puzzles, and earn generous rewards. The game includes a deep storyline where every decision you make influences how the main narrative and side plots develop, opening up lots of possible outcomes.

Key Features

• Distinct Concept: A truly unusual adult, gay role-playing card game built around weight gain mechanics. It’s a fresh, off-the-beaten-path experience you won’t see in most other games.
• Hooking Story: Follow an overarching narrative that keeps you engaged from beginning to end. Explore the fictional town of Plursdott and meet a variety of side characters and subplot threads.
• Explore the Overworld: Roam freely through an interactive overworld to uncover hidden treasures. Find secrets, complete quests, and unlock new areas as you progress.
• Appearance Customization: Personalize your character using a wide set of customization options so your avatar reflects your style and personality.
• Card Collection & Deck Building: Grow your collection and assemble strong decks to take control of battles. Collect rare, powerful cards, plan your plays carefully, and unleash high-impact attacks to fatten up your opponent before they do the same to you.
• Support Bonuses: If you support the game, you can unlock special bonuses that enhance your experience—such as exclusive content, additional features, and unique rewards available only to supporters.

Changelog

This update doesn’t focus heavily on brand-new story segments. Instead, it introduces a major overhaul to card gameplay and overall balance.

Some older dialogue has been revised and/or added in ways that affect story and world-building.

Full Patch Notes

Core Gameplay Changes

• Updated deck-building rules:
  • Deck minimum size increased from 10 → 30.
  • Maximum copies per deck reduced from 4 → 3.
  • Decks are now capped at 100 cards.
  • Old decks that don’t meet the new requirements will still exist in your save, but you won’t be able to equip them.
  • Starting decks were adjusted to comply with the new rules. Existing saves will automatically receive any missing cards needed to match the updated requirements.
• Hand size increased: Base maximum hand size raised from 7 → 8.
• Energy values reworked across the board: This includes card costs, recovery, effects, and trash costs.
• New Energy recovery values: 10 (Base) → 12 (20 Wgt) → 14 (40 Wgt).
• Energy curve adjustment: The recovery curve was tuned to reduce the advantage of higher Wgt and to speed up gameplay when Wgt is lower.



• Energy is higher, but costs rise too: For example:
  • “Feed” now costs 1.
  • “Menu for two” now costs 3.
  • Trash cost remains 1, so it becomes much cheaper relative to the updated Energy values.
• Other gameplay changes:
  • Terminology updates:
    • Manual Discarding was renamed to Trash.
    • The old distinction between (single) and (multi) was removed—now all cards apply Wgt in a single hit.

  

  • Keywords introduced:
    • Effects like “ignoring Fit” and “One use only” were shortened into keyword form.
    • A UI hint showing a card’s keywords now appears when you hover over a card, or when an opponent uses one.
  • Turn skipping improved: Skipping a turn now draws 3 cards instead of 1, and also grants +1 Fit.
  • Second effect rack added: A separate effect system now exists alongside statuses. It’s used for things like Sugar Rush side effects and Planning Ahead effects.
  • Opponent deck updates: Enemy decks were adjusted to match the new deck-building limits, with some cards removed and others added.
  • Opponent AI tuning:
    • In the early intro portion, opponents play slightly less efficiently.
  • Pub system / crafting loop revamped:
    • Crafting now happens when you eat a massive meal, letting you craft any number of cards at once.
    • The massive meal cost increased from 3 → 4.
    • Eating a massive meal is no longer limited to 40+ Wgt.
  • Glutton’s Zest rewards adjusted:
    • A small meal now guarantees 1 Glutton’s Zest.
    • A massive meal now gives the same base rewards as a big meal: 2 Glutton’s Zest, with a 50% chance to gain one extra.

    

    • Energy Zest can now be earned by ending the day early without using up all your time—sleeping before night starts.
    • Sleeping in the morning (skipping the entire day) now gives x2 Energy Zest.
    • Sleeping in the evening gives x1 Energy Zest.
    • Advancing time at home now provides a guaranteed x1 Energy Zest.