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Steam News1 June 20261mo ago

Glass Hand is Available Now

Glass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about building card queues, clearing escalating Nodes, unlocking new starter decks and Modules, and chasing satisfying combo turns in a dreamy glass-and-water world.

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addedGlass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about building card queues, clearing escalating Nodes, unlocking new starter decks and Modules, and chasing satisfying combo turns in a dreamy glass-and-water world.
addedAscension levels for added challenge

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addedGlass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about building card queues, clearing escalating Nodes, unlocking new starter decks and Modules, and chasing satisfying combo turns in a dreamy glass-and-water world.
addedAscension levels for added challenge

Glass Hand is a chill deckbuilding roguelike about building card queues, clearing escalating Nodes, unlocking new starter decks and Modules, and chasing satisfying combo turns in a dreamy glass-and-water world.

Instead of playing cards one at a time, you build a queue and execute the whole sequence at once. Cards resolve from left to right, combo bonuses build as the queue continues, and the right setup can turn a modest hand into a huge payoff.

At launch, Glass Hand includes:

  • Queue-based card play where order matters

  • 5 unlockable starter decks

  • Passive Modules that reshape each run

  • Ascension levels for added challenge

  • Steam achievements

  • Steam Cloud support

  • A soft glass-and-water visual style with ambient music

This is a small indie project, and I’m excited to finally have it out in the world. Thank you to everyone who played early builds, gave feedback, wishlisted the game, or followed development along the way.

If you pick it up, I’d love to hear what you think. Feedback, bug reports, and reviews are all genuinely helpful, especially during launch.

Thank you for playing, and welcome to Glass Hand.

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Steam News / 1 June 2026

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