BoosterWare

About the Game

BoosterWare is a deckbuilding autobattler where you cheat at your favorite card game.

Crack packs. Build decks. Let them fight.

You’re hooked on Booster Battles, the online card game everyone’s playing in the early 2000s. Every pack is five cards and a tiny gamble. Every new card is a combo you haven’t tried yet. Every win buys more packs, and there’s a ladder to climb from Tin all the way to Legend.

There’s just one problem: grinding ranked by hand takes forever. Luckily, your buddy on messenger knows a guy.

It starts with an auto-clicker.

Suddenly, the battles play themselves. Sell your spare cards on the marketplace, spend the cash on software from questionable sources, and watch your collection snowball while the bots grind in the background. You handle the fun part: crack packs, tweak decks, and collect rewards.

Every tool is a program you install, and your desktop fills up as you go. Eventually you won’t just be playing the game. You’ll be rewriting it.

The internet, the way you remember it.

Forum regulars argue about which cards work best and post deck codes you can import into your deck builder. Then the meta shifts, and card prices follow. Buy before the hype, and sell at the peak.

The game gets patched while you play, new features unlock, and the forums lose their minds over every update.

There’s always one more patch, one more unlock, one more app, and each one comes right when you need it. And there’s also that one player ranked just above you.

Features

• Install sketchy apps that automate your battles, tamper with the results of your matches, and run multiple instances at once.

• An early-2000s desktop that feels just like the real thing.

• 200+ cards across 13 factions, each built around its unique ability.

• Three-lane autobattles: you build the deck, the cards fight on their own. Or play manually, and when a match comes down to the final turn, the order you reveal your cards can decide the outcome.

• Merge duplicates into upgrades, so no pull is wasted.

• 30 heroes whose skills change how you build.

• 5 game modes, most of which arrive as live patches while you progress.

• Single-player at its core, with a fictional community of rivals, forum regulars, and drama around you.

• Optional async multiplayer later, where you face real players’ decks and climb online leaderboards.