This Is Fine (Cards Survival) is a single-player card-stacking survival game where every resource, character, and structure exists as a card in a dynamic, system-driven world.
It is a single-player card-stacking survival game where the entire world is cards. Combine resources, craft tools, build structures, fight enemies, and survive day after day in a living system that rewards experimentation and emergent strategy.
Inspired by survival and base-building games, this game focuses on meaningful decisions, systemic interactions, and discovery-driven gameplay rather than scripted solutions. Every stack matters.
Core Gameplay
🃏 Everything Is a Card
Resources, buildings, characters, enemies, and tools all exist as cards. Stack cards together to trigger new interactions, craft items, or resolve conflicts.
🔁 Dynamic Stacking System
Not all cards behave the same. Some stacks create tools, others start crafting processes, and some trigger danger. Learning how different card types interact is the key to survival.
🌅 Day-Based Survival Loop
Each day is divided into phases:
Feeding – Keep your people alive
Selling & Managing – Optimize resources
Encounters – Face events, enemies, or opportunities
New Day – The world evolves
The longer you survive, the harder the world becomes.
Combat & Encounters
⚔ Tactical Card Combat
Engage enemies through a rock-paper-scissors inspired combat system, where positioning, card choice, and timing determine the outcome.
🌲 Dynamic Encounters
Enemies, allies, rare resources, and unexpected events can appear based on how long you’ve survived. No two runs play the same.
Progression & Discovery
🛠 Crafting Through Experimentation
Discover new recipes by stacking cards in creative ways. Successfully discovered recipes are permanently recorded for future runs.
📜 Quests & Long-Term Goals
Complete objectives like surviving specific days, discovering rare cards, or expanding your settlement to unlock new possibilities.
💾 Persistent Progress
Your world state is fully saved, including card positions, discovered recipes, and progression—allowing you to continue exactly where you left off.
