Cards, the Universe and Everything
Release date: Jun 5, 2025
Developers: Avid Games, Exient
Publishers: Avid Games
Genres: Casual, Strategy, Free To Play
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Online PvP, Cross-Platform Multiplayer, Steam Achievements, In-App Purchases
Supported languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil

The Only Card Game Where You Can Collect, Battle, and Trade… Everything. Ever wondered who’d win in a fight, Loki or a pug ? T-Rex vs Houdini ? Napoleon or the Sphinx ? In Cards, the Universe and Everything (CUE), these deeply important questions are finally answered. Collect the best of history, science, myths, nature and much more… No paywalls, just good old-fashioned wheeling and dealing with players across the world. Build your dream collection, track down and exchange rare cards, or hoard 37 copies of a Honey Badger just for the hell of it. With over 5,000 cards spanning everything from black holes to Black Hawks, you can build decks that are brilliant, bizarre, or just plain unfair. In case you're wondering, that's more than 434 quintillion possible card combinations per round, so things never get boring. Sure, Space, History and Science might sound like a school project, but really, it’s mostly shouting as Henry VIII flattens your quantum physicist and the angry goose you just played ruins everything. Each arena has its own twists, and every card is packed with curious facts to make defeat feel oddly enlightening. Win trophies, unlock powerful new cards, and collect rewards in regular events. Because who doesn’t love being rewarded for playing cards? Craft Special Cards and Fuse Duplicates Uncover secret recipes, combine duplicates, and create new cards with game-changing abilities. Or just melt down your spares in a blind panic after a crushing defeat. 

Press reviews: “A winning combination of gentle humour and eclectic trivia…” Droid Gamers “A solid, accessible, well-balanced card battler…” Gamezebo 

Notes: What can we say, reality gets a little mature sometimes. Everything in CUE is based on real-world history, science, art, and myth. If you can’t hack Chronos’ penchant for baby-eating (in text form), this probably isn’t the game for you.