Dataclysm is a retro pixel-art card game set inside an abandoned old PC. Within this digital world, fragments of code and incomplete program lines battle for control of the entire Motherboard. The core of the game lies in its tactical depth: from mysterious Sandbag to monstrous Malware, each archetype features unique abilities and offers a distinct playstyle. The rules are easy to learn, while matches are fast-paced and intense. Dataclysm will include both online PvP and a single-player mode, featuring a variety of challenges with increasing difficulty.

Yes, Dataclysm and all of its cards are, and will always be, free to play. However, optional DLCs will be available for purchase, featuring additional single-player content and cosmetic items.

No, Dataclysm will not include microtransactions. All cards will be available at launch, and any cards added through future updates will be accessible to all players at no additional cost.

Dataclysm will be available on Windows PC via Steam. We are also working on bringing the game to Apple devices.

An official release date has not been set yet, but we are planning to launch in Early Access by the end of summer 2026.

Yes, Dataclysm will feature several single-player modes, including minigames and challenge sets. Some of this content will be available as part of the free-to-play experience, while other portions will be offered separately as downloadable content.

Currently, the game includes 128 cards, and we plan to add 128 more and beyond through future updates.

You can get in touch with the developers for suggestions, feedback, or bug reports through our Discord server at the following link: https://discord.gg/dtRHzudAG

Yes! At launch, the game will be available in English and Italian. We are also planning to add support for French, Spanish, and Japanese. If you believe you can help the team localize the game into a language not listed above, feel free to contact us via email!

You can reach us at petthedogofficial@gmail.com or join our Discord community for faster responses.