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Nivara
A hand-drawn card battle over a base you have to tear down.
Nivara is a hand-drawn 1v1 strategy game played out on a sheet of notebook paper. You hold six cards that refresh themselves, spend ink to put units and buildings on the field, and push column by column toward the opposing base. Around that battle sits a full meta layer: an open world to campaign in, families and sects to join, and an auction house run entirely by players.
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How to play
- Spend ink to play cards from your hand of six.
- Units advance up their own column, then cross along the enemy building row.
- Destroy the enemy base before the clock runs the match to a draw.
What is in it
- A six-card hand that rotates itself — an unused card refreshes after 30 seconds, so you are never stuck holding a dead draw
- Infantry, shield bearers and archers, plus barracks and arrow towers that keep working long after you played them
- Spells that swing a lane: Haste Charge to rush a push, Meteor Strike to erase a 2x2 block
- Upgrade your base up to three times to raise ink regeneration and out-scale your opponent
- An escalating clock — ink accelerates at 3, 6 and 10 minutes, every attack doubles at 13, and the match is drawn at 17
- An open world, families and sects, gacha, equipment, and a player-driven auction house
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- WeChat Mini GameComing soon