StrategyIs Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Single-player card-battler fans who want roguelike runs
- Strategy players interested in combining heroes with different skills
- Cyberpunk RPG fans who want deck customization and moral choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for real-time action combat rather than card battles
- Players who prefer a fixed campaign structure over replayable runs with changing cards and upgrades
- Players seeking large-scale military strategy rather than squad-based hero combat
Our take on Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler
Each hero enters battle with exactly 12 chosen cards, making squad composition and pre-battle deck selection central to the experience.
What is Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler?
Metroplex Zero combines card games, roguelike runs, and RPG progression in a futuristic cyberpunk setting.
Players assemble squads from 9 heroes, each with distinct skills, and select exactly 12 cards for each hero before battle. More than 250 cards support different builds, while over 70 augments and repeated level-ups add progression during each run. Players can scout enemies before a fight and choose cards for the encounter. Victories can provide new cards, and a VR skills training shop offers another way to gain cards. Runs also include moral decisions and short stories featuring megacorporations, artificial intelligences, robots, streamers, and other characters. The game is a single-player experience.
How Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler plays
- 01Hero Squad Building
- Nine heroes have different skills and can be combined into a squad.
- 02Twelve-Card Decks
- Each hero brings a selected set of exactly 12 cards into battle.
- 03Card Collection
- More than 250 cards support different builds and playstyles.
- 04Cybernetic Augments
- Over 70 augments can be acquired as heroes progress through a run.
- 05Run Progression
- Heroes level up multiple times per run, with a perk choice each time they gain enough experience.
- 06Moral Story Choices
- Cyberpunk mini-stories include decisions involving megacorporations and other characters.
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Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler: platforms & release
Is Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler worth it?
It is worth it if: single-player card-battler fans who want roguelike runs. Skip it if: players looking for real-time action combat rather than card battles.
Where can I download Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Metroplex Zero: Sci-Fi Card Battler on?
Windows and Linux.





