
Resettle the shards of a shattered world in this peaceful roguelite deckbuilder, covering centuries of classical Japanese art. Nurture communities, befriend animal spirits, and shape a new civilization through choices that echo across generations.
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Worlds Upon the Wind is a peaceful roguelite deckbuilder about rebuilding a shattered civilization after the apocalypse. Shape forests, deserts, and ruins through careful planning and resourcefulness, rather than conflict. Guide settlers across drifting world shards, nurturing new communities and weaving new traditions as you restore life to forgotten lands. Embark on a journey of restoration and community in this tactical game for those who prefer to take their time and weigh their choices.

Assemble your deck from hundreds of powerful Glyphs and unique Relics, each offering new strategic possibilities. Use glyphs to transform the environment and manipulate your chances with powerful invocations. Craft glyphs, balance your deck, and develop unique builds to adapt to the ever-changing landscape and challenges.

Face hundreds of dilemmas with no right answers. Keep wildlife at a distance or invite them into your cities? Preserve violent artwork or destroy it? Sacrifice safety for dangerous alchemical experiments, or seek harmony at the cost of productivity? Choices shape the outcome of your expeditions, as well as the contents of your deck.

Explore procedurally-generated world shards filled with different biomes, events, challenges, and opportunities. Every choice shapes the fate of your settlers and grants new glyphs and relics to transform your deck. Every run offers unique gameplay opportunities and insights that unlock new skills for future runs. And every budding community you establish leaves a mark, no matter how small.

Pacify restless spirits haunting the world shards, and befriend 15 unique animal companions through their own questlines, each offering a game-changing ability to help in future runs.

Immerse yourself in a unique visual style that traces the evolution of Japanese art from ancient picture scrolls to the different styles of Japanese woodblock prints. Serene landscapes, gentle music, and classical hand-painted scenes invite you to reflect and savor each moment as you're planning your next move.

If you're learning Japanese, this game offers completely optional kanji learning minigames with thousands of vocabulary and example sentences to complete, deeply integrated into the game, as well as options to display titles in kanji or kana, with dictionary tooltips.
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Great game , of course you need to like bit more chill and roguelite elements. Art work is great and the setting fits it very well. Not sure what would improve currently? Need to play more but for the price point if you have any intrest in Japanese art etc and the genre I would recomend this. Of course it is card based game and the shards are cleared each expedition / run so no huge city builidng if your "life" runs out.
Great game. Beautiful graphics. Intuitive play. Difficulty progresses until failure, so easy then hard. Only issues I have = (1) I don't like the inability to skip dialogue. (2) It gets real repetitive towards the end.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 219 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is an amazingly chill and gorgeous game that will definitely scratch the itch for "one more turn."
This "game" does not make sense. I don't know what I'm doing and why... no exlaination, no connection between the Kanji I use and If I quess a word, it won't be explained too.... just: Nice, you guessed the word, now go on. I haven't learned anything.
This game was made for me specifically
What a gem!
insanely thoughtful and relaxing game with satisfying mechanics you have to experience this for yourself, like im burnt out on roguelike deckbuilders but this game is so fresh and original in its own ways that it doesn't even register that im playing yet another roguelike deckbuilder support this solo dev
This game is great, pretty chill and cozy, but it can get pretty complex later on with the mechanics introduced
This game is beautiful, calm, and can be a challenging puzzle deckbuilder. I appreciate how there's no combat, and it fits its themes wonderfully. Everything connects back to the core themes and mechanics in a way that can be really difficult to do well, which this game does. I really like that it has the Japanese kanji options. This is absolutely a wonderful game as it is, and I can see it being a good game for anyone (kids included) interested in learning more about Japanese culture. I would love to see this game delve further into the optional Japanese lessons for beginners by adding more options for how you see the text and possibly full language support for Japanese. There is so much additional information included in the dictionary and museum about everything in the game.
If you like deck building games and Japanese art (or one of the two), this is a good game. There's plenty of playtime possible as you gradually explore all of the situations, events, and cards that are available. You can even use the game as a language learning aid, as they have an optional mini-game for Japanese learners. Also, the reason I have so many hours played is because I tend to leave games open on my desktop for the background music and play them during breaks during the day. The music is a nice Japanese themed lofi.
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