天陨传

About the Game

Play the free demo: take the Sword Cultivator east or the Fate Gambler west. Each route has three complete acts and its own ending.

When the heavens fall, you make the play

Tianyun Zhuan (天陨传) is a single-player, turn-based roguelike deckbuilder that brings Chinese cultivation and Western fantasy together. Start with a small deck, fight for cards and relics, and decide which risks to take at each fork. A single reward can change the way you play the rest of a run.

Six classes, six ways to win a fight

The full game features six classes. The demo includes the Sword Cultivator and Fate Gambler.

• Sword Cultivator — Build Sword Intent, summon spirit swords, and sequence attacks and skills to set up a combo.
  
• Talisman Adept — Play talismans and build paper puppets. Use paper armor to weather a hit or power your next attack.
  
• Spirit Medium — Summon spirits and manage their lifespans. Decide when to keep them fighting, when to offer them, and when to bring a greater demon into play.
  
• Corrupted Executioner — Wear enemies down with debuffs, manage corruption and overload, and build toward an execution.
  
• Jester — Turn pain into a resource for defense and counterattacks. Make the cost you pay this turn work for you on the next.
  
• Fate Gambler — Plan for good and bad fortune, then spend chips to reroll the turn's fortune or cover an energy shortfall.

Two worlds, branching journeys

The East and West have different enemies, events, and stories. Take a fight to improve your deck, visit a shop to cover a weakness, or rest before the next challenge. You'll have to weigh your health, your gold, and what your deck still needs.

Read the enemy, then play your hand

Enemy intents tell you what's coming. Decide whether to attack, block, or set up a future turn. The order you play your cards can matter as much as the cards themselves, and sometimes the best reward is the one you leave behind.

Every journey leaves a record

Discover the travelers' stories and the histories behind the monsters you meet. Revisit unlocked entries in the compendium and review your deck, relics, and battle stats in your run summary.

What's in the free demo

Play as the Sword Cultivator in the East or the Fate Gambler in the West. Each route spans three acts on Normal difficulty and ends with its own epilogue, credits, and run summary. The other four classes, additional difficulty modes, and Act Four are reserved for the full game.

The game interface is available in Simplified Chinese only.