Heck Deck v1.4.3

Plug In Digital

About this app

Developer Description

A bullet hell card game

Heck Deck is a bullet hell card game where all the bullets are cards and time only progresses as you move. Explore 5 stages full of unique enemies and bosses, discover dozens of cards, and visit shops to buy and sell cards for health!

Throughout 5 different stages, Heck Deck will challenge your precision and dexterity during the bullet hell phases and your strategy when using your cards. Each card you pick up will cost you at least one life point, so you will have to be careful about which ones you pick on your way.

The abstract and minimalist world of Heck Deck is created with a cute hand-drawn art style. Each level of the game has its own universe, its own music, its own set of enemies, and of course, its own boss.

Heck Deck main features:
• 5 different levels with their own music
• A cute hand-drawn art style
• One unique setting for each level
• Dozens of attacks and spells for the player
• Over 30 enemies and bosses
• A card purchase system via the shop

The strategy created by the use of cards mixed with the dexterity required during the bullet hell phases makes Heck Deck truly unique!

What's New

New test build 88
Bug fixes and improvements

Version Information

Version: 1.4.3
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Dec 12, 2024
Released: Jan 10, 2022
Requires: Android 6.0

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Heck Deck users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Linh Ha

Combining bullet hell and card game sounds like an insane idea and I was curious how it could ever work, but now I'm hooked. Very well executed, cute little game, love the minimalist and wordless style. Not having any tutorial is an interesting choice because I felt kinda dumb at first but after some bumbling around, I feel a bit smarter. Feels very satisfying once you get a hang of it.

★★★★

Avery Beyers

Unlike what these dorks say, the first level does a perfect job showing you exactly what you need to know. The whole beginning of the game is about experimentation; figuring out what certain cards do, learning how different enemies shoot, knowing whether you can touch something or not. However, I give 4 stars because the game needs a little more optimization. On my medium-end 2021 phone, it starts dropping frames whenever a single bomb explodes, even with particles disabled. It's a shame...

★★★

Michael Mordenga

I beat the first level and I still don't know how to play. I know gamers give tutorials a hard time but this game needs some explanation about stuff. It was fun accidentally winning.

★★

Mario Meo

I disagree with the design of this game. It would probably be better if the cards did not damage you but the enemies shot mostly bullets and you had to weave through the bullets to get the cards.

★

Cori Green

Maybe it's just me cause I'm in the minority but I can't get past the tutorial. It gives no actual instructions and I have no idea what anything means. I tried to experiment to figure it out but still nothing makes sense. I shouldn't immediately be frustrated because the game is giving me nothing. Needs a wayyy better tutorial.