Bring your own ideas
That ridiculous creature you thought up in the shower, or the nickname of the friend who always loses. If it fits in a name, it can end up in your hand.
A fantasy tavern card game for Windows
It’s raining outside. Inside the Deck and Bed, there’s a fire in the hearth and a table waiting for you. Cards here don’t come in packs: you name an idea, your PC paints it before your eyes, and you choose what it becomes. Win, and the best ones stay with you.
One-time purchase · Infinite generation, no credits · On this site and the Epic Games Store
An art creator on your PC
Inside WilderDecks lives an AI painter that works on your own computer. Give it a name and it hands you back a brand-new illustration. And another. And another.







Paint every card you can think of. There’s no daily limit and no balance to run out.
No credits to top up and no monthly fee. The only thing it uses is your PC’s electricity.
Everything is painted on your computer. Your ideas never travel to a server.
Switch the drawing style and watch the same idea transform.
Each illustration takes a little time, depending on your hardware.
The forge: how a card is born
The forge is the heart of WilderDecks. You bring an idea, and the tavern turns it into a card you can play in that very match.

Write whatever comes to mind: a dragon afraid of heights, your family heirloom. If you like, pick a creature type too.

Your own computer starts painting the illustration right away. Meanwhile, the match goes on.

Four cards appear with your idea, each with its own trick. Look them over, think about your move and keep yours. None of them feel right? You can ask for others.

Your name and the date are written on the card. Win, and you can take it with you.
In most card games, someone has already printed the full list, and you keep buying packs to complete it. Here, that list doesn’t exist. Every illustration is painted when you forge the card, from whatever you imagined.
Names, themes and mechanics can repeat. What’s new every time is the illustration, and you choose the card.
Why WilderDecks
That ridiculous creature you thought up in the shower, or the nickname of the friend who always loses. If it fits in a name, it can end up in your hand.
Winning doesn’t get you everything: only some of the cards you forged stay with you. Some choices hurt, and over time your deck ends up looking a lot like you.
Rain on the window, fire in the hearth and one more match before bed. Play solo against computer rivals or open the table to other players online.
Your cards are yours
There’s no card shop here. Your collection grows with what you imagine and what you win at the table.
Every card keeps the name of whoever forged it and the day it was made. When it comes back to your hand, you’ll know where it came from.
The cards you choose when you win are saved in your decks and come back with you to the next table.
A bad night leaves you no new cards, but it doesn’t take away the ones you brought. They’re still yours.
You pay for the game once. There are no random packs and no fees to keep playing with your cards.
The signature records where a card came from; it doesn’t stop someone else from forging something similar.
Inside the tavern
Painted landscapes stretch across the felt. Heroes take their places, vassals stand beside their cards and, across the table, someone is already eyeing your hand.












Development screenshots. Interface and presentation may change before release.
Behind the magic
When you name a card, an AI living on your own computer paints it right then and there, and writes some of the tavern’s text too. Nothing goes off to the cloud, and there’s no album of drawings waiting in a drawer. What the card does at the table, though, is never improvised: it’s built so every match stays fair and winning comes down to how you play.
More about the generated artTwo ways to play
WilderDecks comes in two versions, both a one-time purchase with no packs.
Sold on this site · No internet needed
Price to be announced
On the Epic Games Store · With online tables
Release date, price and final system requirements will be announced before sales open.
FAQ
A fantasy card game for Windows, set in a tavern with rain on the windows and a fire in the hearth. As you play, you name and forge your own cards, face computer rivals or other players, and when you win, you take new cards for your deck.
It’s the same game: the forge, the art creator with infinite generation and the solo road are in both. WilderDecks Local is sold on this site, downloads directly and works offline, with no activation codes. WilderDecks Epic is sold on the Epic Games Store and adds online tables.
Of course! WilderDecks Epic has online tables for two to four players. WilderDecks Local is for playing alone: against computer rivals or on the solo road.
A supported 64-bit Windows PC capable of running both the game and its local generation models. Final minimum and recommended specifications, storage requirements and tested GPU configurations will be published before launch.
WilderDecks Local is sold on this site: you pay with Paddle, which handles the payment and refunds, and download it from your account. WilderDecks Epic is sold on the Epic Games Store, and Epic handles the purchase, download, updates and refunds. Neither is on sale yet.
Who makes it
Behind the tavern there’s just one person. Rudolf imagined every corner of the Deck and Bed, wrote its code, and makes sure every match feels like a good night out with friends.
It’s a small, independent game, so every message really gets read. Drop by Discord and share which card you forged, or what you’d love to find at the tavern.
Chat on DiscordLeave your email and we’ll let you know when the tavern opens. Now and then, we’ll also tell you what’s cooking at the forge.
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