The King's Search

How It Plays

Class-driven deckbuilding — Four classes, each with a distinct playstyle. Frontline damage, ranged pressure, party defense, enemy disruption. You build your deck across five procedurally generated stages — camps, towns, shrines, elite fights — and cross-player synergy cards reward the moments you coordinate.

The extraction choice — In the second half of each stage, an abducted princess is hidden somewhere on the map. Whoever finds her becomes her carrier — she follows you into battle with her own HP. You can extract her early at camp or town for a safe win, or push deeper for better rewards and risk losing everything. Her condition shifts based on how quickly she's found and what happens along the way.

Co-op Without Calendars

Async is the default — This isn't multiplayer with an async option bolted on. Async is how the game is meant to be played. Short sessions, every action moves the campaign forward. The princess's condition responds to in-game events, never real-world time. No one is punished for having a life outside the game.

Together when it counts — When players land on the same map node, they fight together. Combat is synchronous and turn-based, with energy and card mechanics that reward coordination. A duo can clear the game — but a full party makes it sing.