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Foretales: Card Game Decides Apocalypse Fate

Author : Stella May 22,2025

The creators of the quirky titles *Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion*, *Turnip Boy Robs a Bank*, and *Feed the Pup* are taking a bold new direction with their upcoming game, *Foretales*. This narrative-focused card-based strategy RPG is set to launch soon on iOS and Android platforms, promising a deeply engaging experience for players.

In *Foretales*, you embody Volepain, a thief haunted by a vision of the apocalypse. Your journey begins with this ominous premonition, but the path you take to either confront or avert this fate is entirely in your hands. The game masterfully blends deck-building strategy with narrative choices, where each card you play directly influences the story's progression.

Your toolkit includes diplomacy, stealth, and combat, and your decisions will ripple through multiple branching storylines. This marks a departure from Plug in Digital's typically absurdist tone, offering a more serious and atmospheric experience, where a deck of cards becomes your lifeline against the end of the world.

Foretales Gameplay

Beyond battles and upgrades, *Foretales* emphasizes resource management, dialogue, and exploration, ensuring that every choice carries weight. The game boasts fully voiced characters, a striking hand-painted art style, and a captivating score by Christophe Héral, known for his work on *Rayman Legends*, which beautifully captures the game's blend of whimsy and melancholy.

While you await *Foretales*, you might want to explore this list of the *best card battler games to play on iOS* to keep your strategic skills sharp!

Unlike many mobile RPGs, *Foretales* eliminates grinding and randomness, offering a premium experience free of ads and microtransactions, with the added benefit of offline play. The game's structure invites multiple playthroughs, not only to discover different endings but also to experiment with various strategies and choices.

If *Foretales* piques your interest, you can pre-register by clicking on your preferred link below. The game will be available for $3.99 or your local equivalent. For more details, visit the official Steam page.

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