Elemental Abyss: Roguelike Card Strategy Adventure

5/15/2026, 3:04:24 PM

Release date: 5/26/2020

Tags: #indie #strategy #rpg #roguelite #dungeon-crawler #deckbuilding #card-game #turn-based #fantasy #early-access #singleplayer #turn-based-combat

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Japan Price: ¥ 1,010
Global Price: $9.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/15/2026, 3:04:23 PM

Key highlight

Elemental Abyss is a single-player roguelike strategy game released on May 26, 2020, by 29x, blending card management with adventure elements. Explore the "Elemental Abyss" and master elemental powers.

Details

Embark on a unique journey in Elemental Abyss, a turn-based strategy game that masterfully blends card management, roguelike elements, and the feel of an adventure game. "This is my path to victory!

" is the mantra as you delve into the "Elemental Abyss," a mysterious monster den. You'll control the power of three elements, navigating treacherous paths and engaging in strategic encounters.

Overview

Elemental Abyss offers a refreshing take on the card-based roguelike genre. It combines strategic card management with the thrill of exploration and the unpredictability of roguelike runs. Each turn in an encounter presents a choice of routes, leading your character to engage enemies along the chosen path. This system, while seemingly simple, opens up deep strategic possibilities.

Highlights

Features a unique blend of turn-based strategy, card management, and roguelike adventure elements.
Explore the "Elemental Abyss" and harness the power of three distinct elements.
Developed and published by 29x, this single-player experience was released on May 26, 2020.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who enjoy strategic thinking, card-based gameplay, and the challenge of roguelike progression. Fans of adventure games looking for a deeper strategic layer will also find much to love.