A biopunk roguelike deckbuilder where you evolve by stealing enemy organs. Devour rivals, mutate your entire body, fuse material cards, and build the ultimate chimera. Kill or be eaten—become the apex predator.
EVO Card: spelersaantallen en Steam charts
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Steam chart · spelersaantal 30 dwacht op metingen
Dagelijkse metingen worden verzameldVoor deze game zijn nog geen dagelijkse metingen opgeslagen. De curve verschijnt zodra de eerste dagen geschiedenis binnen zijn.
MinimaalAanbevolenSysteemWindows 10Windows 10 / 11CPU2.0 GHz Dual CoreIntel Core i5 or betterGPUNVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or equivalentNVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 or betterRAM4 GB RAM8 GB RAMDownloadgrootte2 GB available space4 GB available space
Over EVO Card
🧬 Evolve. Or Become Food.
Welcome to EVO CARD.
You are a single-celled test subject, freshly born in a petri dish.
Watching you from the other side of the glass is a completely unhinged white-haired catgirl scientist.
She is running an experiment to simulate the creation of a “god.”
Your job? Prove that you deserve to survive until the end.
Start as a single cell. Eat something. Grow its parts.
Want a T-Rex head? Attach it. Want tentacles? Grow some.
Still too normal? Install a quantum-computing brain and slap on the tail of a crystal venom scorpion.
This isn't just another “pick one of three upgrades” roguelike.
This is EVO CARD — evolution with absolutely no respect for species boundaries.
Creature Lovers, Rejoice — Let the Beast Brawl Begin
A roguelike deckbuilder built entirely around evolution.
Adapt to different environments, mutate your body, and embrace the most straightforward law of nature:
If you can beat it, you can probably eat it.
Giant apes, dragons, machine beasts, Chihuahuas...
Everything is evolution material.
🦴 From Single Cell to Apex Predator
Your body is your greatest weapon.
Devour defeated enemies and steal their unique Organs.
But organs don't activate themselves.
You'll also need to collect cards, upgrade them, feed them into your organs, and trigger powerful abilities.
Get the Brutal Bison Horn ➜ Actual horns grow from your head, unlocking a charging attack.
Get the Skunk Gas Tail ➜ Grow a huge black-and-white tail and poison your enemies.
You can mix and match everything freely.
Want a heavily armored capybara with wings, venom glands, and a marsupial pouch?
Sure.
As long as your deck can afford to feed the thing.
Fight it. Eat it. Become it.
Build the most beautifully unhinged creature possible.
🧪 Watch Your Creature Mutate in Real Time
These aren't just invisible stat bonuses.
EVO CARD features a fully visual mutation system, meaning every trait, mutation, and organ you acquire is immediately reflected on your creature.
Watch the tiny cell you raised slowly evolve into an apex predator capable of ruling the entire ecosystem.
No two monsters need to look the same.
Especially yours.
♾️ Roguelike Deckbuilding × Organs × Genes
200+ Cards × 500+ Organs × 200+ Genes
Every experiment starts from scratch.
And no two creatures evolve exactly the same way.
From the bite force of a T-Rex to the regenerative cells of a jellyfish, you decide what evolution means.
Random Evolution Paths
You never know what mutations the next stage will offer.
Will you grow a massive armored shell?
Develop lifesteal?
Or evolve camouflage and become something nature definitely did not approve?
There is no single “correct” build.
Only increasingly questionable biological decisions.
Explore thousands of organ combinations and discover your own theory of ultimate evolution.
You can even fuse cards together.
Combine Muscle and Acid...
...and somehow create poisonous muscles.
Science!
Build the ultimate one-shot super card and use it to effortlessly trigger your legendary organs.
The downside?
Try not to build such a brilliant deck that you literally can't draw anything useful.
🃏 Evolution Comes in Three Flavors
Who said only cards get three choices?
Whenever you defeat an enemy and claim a new organ, you can evolve in one of three ways:
Absorb ➤ Strengthen an existing Organ
Mutate ➤ Equip a new Organ
Hybridize ➤ Gain a new Gene
Every choice changes your build.
Eventually, all those choices answer one very important question:
What the hell have you become?
💥 Build Whatever Creature You Want
A completely freeform creature customization system packed with ridiculous accessories and meme-worthy cosmetics.
Even if your run dies...
at least you looked incredible.
Five tiny test subjects.
Five completely different playstyles.
And five different ways to become an evolutionary disaster.
Chompsaur — Tough, simple, and built to smash things.
Toxcoil — Eats garbage. Somehow gets stronger.
Doncroak — Hoards good cards for later.
Sassafin — Loves complicated tricks and flashy plays.
Riotail — Draws cards like stopping would kill him.
They may look simple at first.
What kind of biological disaster they become is entirely up to you.
Of course, every experiment needs a dangerously enthusiastic scientist.
🧪 Ma'am, Please Move. You're Blocking My Evolution.
Wait.
A card game has an actual story?
Are we playing a creature-battling roguelike...
or did this suddenly become a dating sim?
EVA / Evolution Scientist
The woman responsible for this entire mess.
A ruthless believer in survival of the fittest, obsessed with creature evolution, and dangerously entertained by her own experiments.
Also extremely good at insulting you.
MIA / Escaped Test Subject
The original test subject who escaped the laboratory.
Kind, gentle, shy...
and far stronger than she looks.
Veelgestelde vragen
Steam vermeldt op dit moment geen prijs voor EVO Card.
EVO Card is nog niet verschenen. Geplande release: 2026.
Minimaal: Windows 10, 2.0 GHz Dual Core, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or equivalent, 4 GB RAM. De vereistenkaart hierboven vergelijkt de minimale en aanbevolen specificaties voor elk platform.
Steam vermeldt 2 GB vrije schijfruimte voor EVO Card. De aanbevolen specificaties vragen 4 GB.
Er zijn nog geen Steam-recensies voor deze game.
Nee — Steam vermeldt geen Nederlandse taalondersteuning voor EVO Card. In totaal vermeldt Steam 4 talen, geen daarvan met volledige audio.
Nee — Steam vermeldt EVO Card als singleplayergame.
De Steam charts van EVO Card op SteamStatistics tonen het live spelersaantal en de curves over 24 uur, 7 dagen en 30 dagen, minstens elke tien minuten vernieuwd.
Op Steam draait EVO Card op Windows. Geen controllerondersteuning vermeld.
EVO Card heeft de leeftijdsclassificatie DEJUS 6 en IGRS 13.