Glass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about clearing contracts, building satisfying card queues, and riding the flow of an escalating run. Choose your next contract, build a deck of work, cash, and utility cards, then sequence your hand into a play queue before executing everything at once. Cards resolve in order, combo bonuses build as the queue continues, and the right setup can turn a modest hand into a huge payoff. Runs move through repeating Cycles : complete contracts, visit utility weeks, survive boss contracts, and collect powerful passive upgrades that reshape your deck. The game is designed to be quick, readable, and atmospheric, with dreamy glass UI, ambient music, and big satisfying number feedback. Features Queue-based card play Instead of playing cards one at a time, build a queue and execute it as a full sequence. Order matters, and every card you add can push the combo higher. Fast roguelike runs Move through structured Cycles of contracts, utility weeks, and boss challenges. Clear the full run or keep going in endless mode as the numbers scale higher. Build around passive Modules Defeat bosses to earn Modules: run-defining passive upgrades that change how your deck plays, pays, and scales. Simple, readable resources Manage money, capacity, and overhead without getting buried in menus. The focus stays on the cards, the queue, and the next decision. Deckbuilding with clean choices Add cards, remove weak cards, buy upgrades, and shape your deck toward bigger, smoother turns. Dreamy glass aesthetic A soft Frutiger Aero-inspired visual style with animated UI, watery shaders, ambient backgrounds, and a calm electronic soundtrack. Chill, but still strategic Glass Hand is built around flow and readability, but the pressure still rises. Contracts get harder, overhead increases, and boss cycles test whether your deck can keep up. The Core Loop Choose a contract. Queue your cards. Execute the combo. Get paid. Improve your deck. Survive the next Cycle. Glass Hand is for players who like deckbuilders, satisfying combo turns, clean UI, and games that feel good to play.
