Simultaneous reveals
You and your opponent commit in secret and the cards flip together. No waiting for a turn timer to crawl — read the board, guess the bluff, live with it.
Sci-fi card battler
Win the sectors,
win the war.
Six turns. Three contested sectors. One deck of thirteen cards. Star Cards is a fast head-to-head card game where every play is revealed at the same time as your opponent's — read the board, commit your energy and take the zone.
- Free to play
- Android
- No in-app purchases
- No ads during matches
What you get
A short game with long odds
Matches run about three minutes. Everything else — the decks, the ranking, the cosmetics — is there to make those three minutes worth replaying.
Three sectors, six turns
Every match is fought over three randomly drawn sectors, each with its own rule. Take two of them and the war is yours.
Deck building that matters
Fifty-six cards, thirteen slots per deck, up to five decks saved. Unlock new cards by playing — there is no way to buy them.
Ranked seasons and ELO
Casual for practice, Ranked for blood. Seasons close on a schedule, hand out rewards and reset the climb.
Stardust is earned, never sold
The in-game currency comes from matches, daily logins and missions. It buys themes, frames, titles and reveal effects — cosmetics only, never power.
Spectate and replay
Watch live matches from the lobby or replay a finished one turn by turn to work out where it went wrong.
How it works
From install to first win
Sign in with Google
One tap, no password to remember. Then pick a nickname — three to twelve letters, numbers or underscores. That nickname is what other players see.
Build a deck
Thirteen cards out of everything you have unlocked. Start from the starter deck, swap pieces in as you win matches and collection points roll in.
Take the sectors
Queue for Casual or Ranked, spend your energy across the three sectors and hold two of them when turn six resolves.
Support
Questions, bugs, or want your data deleted?
Star Cards is made by one person. Write to the address below and you will get a reply from a human. For account or data deletion requests, see the deletion section of the privacy policy — it explains exactly what to send and what happens next.