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Acorn Heist!

A rock-paper-scissors roguelike deckbuilder. See your opponent’s hand and read what they’ll throw next — a battle of wits, not luck. Build your deck, play after the reveal, force wins, and break the rules of rock-paper-scissors to steal acorns from the forest’s cute animal-eared girls.

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Windows
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Pop Polygon
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Pop Polygon
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Every card in their hand is face-up — and that’s exactly what makes it hard. Play the obvious counter, or outthink them? Earn a new card with every win. Build your own path to victory from 150+ cards and 60+ skills. Line up your hand and land a hit that beats anything.

Play after the reveal. Flip the matchups. The usual rules don’t apply here. FeaturesWin with reads, not luck: rock-paper-scissors with every hand face-up150+ cards and 60+ skills — a different deck every runPlay after the reveal, force wins, flip matchups: cards and skills that break the rulesThree heroines who play completely differently: Usaha reads, Konko rides her luck, Lingfa dancesCute, but tough: animal-eared rivals who won’t go easy on youAbout 30 minutes a run, with different cards and twists every timeTougher challenges await after you clear the game

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