We're at a point now where deckbuilders can come in all shapes and sizes. Balatro takes the traditional 52 card deck in an all-new direction, Slay the Spire spins the genre towards turn-based combat, and Inscryption drenches the idea in an unsettling atmosphere. My point is, we've got so much choice that just calling a videogame a deckbuilder these days won't tell you nearly enough. That said, it's one of my favorite genres, so I'm always on the lookout for new experiences. If that's you, too, then Humble has a new 'pay what you want' bundle filled with excellent games.
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