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Dribble Deck

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FrilliDiscovered Sep 22, 2026

About the game

Dribble Deck is a roguelike deckbuilder about leading your team through a tough league. Build a deck, upgrade players and master the flow of the game while dealing with ruthless coach bosses. The owner has already written you off so you’ll have to win every match-up or get cut before the finals.

Original Steam description

Dribble Deck is a basketball deck-building roguelike. You play as an up and coming coach, dead set on winning the league.

Pick your team

Choose from a roster of teams. Will you pick the best team for safety or take your chance with the underdogs?

Build your deck

Start with a basic set of cards and add new ones by acquiring packs and trading cards with NPC's along the way. Boost your scoring, set up assists, improve positioning — or disrupt your opponent's defense.

Play matches

Each match is a four-quarter battle where you play cards to influence the outcome and use tactics that work to your advantage. Manage your energy, target specific defenders, and make every card count.

Navigate the season

Progress through a procedurally generated map across nine chapters, picking your path through opponents, upgrades and events such as a freethrow minigame as you traverse the season.

Collect items

Find items along the way that give your team permanent boosts and effects for the rest of the run. The items are bound to your players so you have to be careful they don't miss out on important matches.


Pulling through

Since the team is paying you the big bucks they have high expectations for you. Luckily for you the teams owner has your back.

Trophy room

A respectable coach as yourself has to have a trophy room where the story of your past acclamations is told.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?

Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC