Stardew Valley, Cyberpunk, And More Arrive On Indie Card Game In Huge Collab
The popular indie card game has revealed new card skins featuring art and characters from some beloved titles. The card-based deck-building rogue-like game has only been out for eight months, but it's already garnered a lot of attention for its addictive gameplay and distinct style.
Developers Playstack announced the second «Friends of Jimbo» customization pack with a trailer on YouTube, which was made in collaboration with several other games and creators. The pack includes custom images from and
The update with this incredible collab event is out now and is completely free. This «Friends of Jimbo» pack is the second to bring some recognizable titles to the game in a crossover. The first pack brought characters fromand to the small indie game.
In an X post announcing the collab, BalatroGame hints that this isn't the end of the big crossover events. The post says, cryptically, "" It appears that the game has no shortage of other titles interested in working together. Mega Crit, developers of responded to the X post, stating ""
To unlock Joker cards, found in Balatro's Collection Menu, complete objectives within your game runs and purchase from the Shop between rounds.
The assortment of names is impressive and some fans joke that the game will eventually include art from every game that developer LocalThunk has ever played. YouTube user jhonasctm points out the similarities to another game that's known for collecting a random assortment of characters and games in one place: ""
The incredibly niche took the gaming world by surprise with its deceptively simple and incredibly addictive gameplay. The card game doesn't use flashy graphics or a complicated setup, placing players at a card table and challenging them to uncover the rules as they play.
was created by a solo developer, LocalThunk, and published by Playstack, and hasalready sold over 2 million copies and has an overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam. There's something about this rogue-like poker game that
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