Overview
Deckline plunges players into the grim reality of a war zone where hope has all but vanished. As your command abandons you and rescue seems impossible, you and your squad find solace in one final game of Durak. This isn't just a card game; it's a desperate act of clinging to camaraderie and memories amidst the encroaching darkness of death. The game masterfully blends psychological horror with strategic card play, set against the stark backdrop of 1990s Eastern Europe.
Highlights
- Atmospheric Psychological Horror: Experience a unique take on the genre, focusing on dread and despair through chilling visuals and soundscapes rather than graphic content. The game tackles heavy themes of war, loss, and mortality with a raw, evocative approach.
- Strategic Card Battler: At its core, Deckline is a card game with dynamic, randomized mechanics that ensure high replayability. Compete for the top spot on the global leaderboard, adding a layer of competitive strategy to the desperate struggle for survival.
- Immersive Setting: The game offers a gritty depiction of a war-torn landscape, capturing the essence of 1990s Eastern Europe. Its design is intentionally immersive, using visual aesthetics and sound to build an atmosphere of dread and isolation.
Who It's For
Deckline is for players seeking an unconventional horror experience that prioritizes atmosphere and psychological tension over jump scares or gore. Fans of card games, tabletop simulations, and strategy titles who appreciate mature themes and a strong narrative will find themselves drawn into its bleak world. Those interested in games that explore the human condition under extreme duress, based on real-life stories, will also connect with its poignant themes.
Game Info
Developed and published by Room Games, Deckline is a single-player experience released on May 7, 2025. It falls under the Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation, and Strategy genres, with Steam Achievements, Stats, and Leaderboards available. The game supports multiple languages, including English, French, German, Japanese, and Russian, among others. While it contains no blood or gore, its themes of war and loss are conveyed through atmosphere and sound, with potential effects for photosensitive players.





