Possessed Kingdom, a turn-based roguelike deckbuilder where your cards turn into buildings, launches on Steam on 3 December 2026.
A free demo is already out on Steam, and you can play it straight from the store page without a key.
Pipa Studios, which develops and publishes the game, gave the date in a press release sent to Tbreak. The Possessed Kingdom Steam page describes it as a game where you play cards “to balance your economy, defenses and army.” There you read the enemy, draw your army’s route, and choose when to strike. You can wishlist it there.
Route-drawing is the hook. According to Pipa Studios, the cards you play become buildings, and you plot the paths your troops take into battle. You can send them head-on into the enemy’s defences or swing them around to hit its economy from behind. Combat then resolves on its own.
Each win lets you loot cards from the defeated enemy. According to the release, more than 50 relics change how every run plays out. A preview by Gaming Debugged also says the game has ten Ascension levels of rising difficulty.
Readers who like roguelite deckbuilders can also look at Annihilated, a roguelite deckbuilder RPG, that also launches on Steam. Pipa Studios has announced Possessed Kingdom for PC through Steam only, and it hasn’t given a price yet.
With the demo already out, you can try the route-drawing now, before the full game arrives on 3 December.
