Tabletop Kingdoms

Tabletop Kingdoms is a voxel-style tabletop card roguelike. Lead an expedition across a map, deploy soldiers, buildings and spells at every stop, defend your towers, bring down the enemy's, and turn the spoils into a stronger deck.

Features

• Four chapters, four battlefields: the meadow sandbox, the tidal archipelago, the sky ruins and the ink-wash mountains, each with its own hazards, bosses and music.
• 36 cards: 21 units, 8 spells and 7 buildings, each with several forms and special skills.
• Three commanders with different skills. Step onto the battlefield in first person.
• Banners, camps, altars and events make every run different.
• Two-player co-op: host a room and give your friend the 8-character room code (the host's computer is the server), or team up with an AI partner offline.
• Fully procedural soundtrack with its own themes for every chapter.

Languages

English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean (switch in Settings).

Status

Work-in-progress playtest build. Bug reports and feedback are very welcome.

Online co-op connects directly: the host's computer is the server, with no account or matchmaking service needed. The game asks the host's router to open the port automatically (UPnP) and shows an 8-character room code for your friend to enter.

If UPnP is off on the host's router, or the host is on mobile data or a carrier-shared address, friends on other networks can't reach the room. In that case play over the same LAN or a VPN (e.g. Radmin VPN, ZeroTier), or forward UDP port 47615 on the router. Allow the game through Windows Firewall when asked.

Requirements

Windows 10/11 64-bit; GPU with Vulkan support.

Controls

• Left mouse: select a card, then click or drag on your side of the field to deploy it. Click a unit to show its range.
• Right mouse: drag to rotate the camera; click to cancel the selected card
• Middle mouse: drag to pan · Mouse wheel: zoom
• 1–4: select the card in that slot
• Q: commander skill (aim, then release)
• V: switch between overhead and first-person view
• W A S D / Shift / Space (first person): move, sprint, jump
• F: climb a tower (first person)
• Esc: pause and settings
• Tab: deck and inventory (on the expedition map)