Epic Card Game
Released Feb 2020
Epic Card Game is a fast-paced card game of fantasy combat designed by Hall of Fame Magic players Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle. It has all the amazing game play and beautiful art of a digital trading card game, without the costs: you get unlimited copies of every card!
78% positive · 138 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Epic Card Game launched on February 20, 2020. Post-launch, the developer added the Pantheon: Riksis vs. Tarken card set on November 15, 2021 — the only major content update recorded. The most recent developer communication of any kind was a minor maintenance patch on July 8, 2023, which updated the app name display and fixed a campaign bug. There have been no developer posts, content announcements, or roadmaps since that date. No unshipped DLC appears on the store listing, and the developer has not announced any future content or expansions. With only one major content release in the game's history and no communication since July 8, 2023, there is no ongoing update pattern and no outstanding commitments. The game appears to have reached its finished state.
Evidence
Cards from the Pantheon: Riksis vs. Tarken expansion added to the game — the only major content update since launch.
Minor patch updating the app name display and fixing a campaign mission bug. This is the last known communication from the developer.
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Developer
Publisher
Wise Wizard Games, LLC
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer · PvP
About this game
Epic Card Game is a fast-paced card game of fantasy combat designed by Hall of Fame Magic players Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle. It has all the amazing game play and beautiful art of a digital trading card game, but instead of having to chase down hard-to-find cards with each set release, you get unlimited copies of every card!
In Epic, each player starts the game with a score of 30 health. Your goal is to eliminate your opponents by reducing their health to 0.
You start the game with a hand of five cards, and draw a new card at the start of your turn. Your cards represent powerful champions that will fight for you or game changing events you can use to thwart your opponent.
Each turn every player in the game gets one "gold." Some cards cost a gold to play, others are free. This means you can play any card in your hand from the very first turn. There is no slow building of resources in this game. Epic starts at full throttle!
The four colors of Epic cards each represent a different alignment. Yellow is Good, red is Evil, blue is Sage, and green is Wild. Each alignment has its own strengths and weaknesses. You can play cards of any and all colors in your deck. If you can match colors, your cards will frequently get more powerful.
In Epic, each player starts the game with a score of 30 health. Your goal is to eliminate your opponents by reducing their health to 0.
You start the game with a hand of five cards, and draw a new card at the start of your turn. Your cards represent powerful champions that will fight for you or game changing events you can use to thwart your opponent.
Each turn every player in the game gets one "gold." Some cards cost a gold to play, others are free. This means you can play any card in your hand from the very first turn. There is no slow building of resources in this game. Epic starts at full throttle!
The four colors of Epic cards each represent a different alignment. Yellow is Good, red is Evil, blue is Sage, and green is Wild. Each alignment has its own strengths and weaknesses. You can play cards of any and all colors in your deck. If you can match colors, your cards will frequently get more powerful.
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Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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