Deckpoint Studio Blog

All the Latest on Freeborn

Welcome to Deckpoint Studio Blog! We have been working on our card-game RPG Luckless Seven - now - Freeborn for nearly 10 years now. Send help.

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Dev Diary #10: Luckless Seven Alpha 0.149 Now Up!

Hello everyone! It has been a very busy month for us, but we're happy to show you some of the things we are working on. The visual design...

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Dev Diary #9: Kickstarter Delay

For those of you who have been actively keeping track of the game, you may have noticed that April has come and gone yet we have not...

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Dev Diary #8: New Alpha and Luckless Seven in the news!

Hello everyone! If you have not been keeping track of our Reddit, Facebook, or Twitter posts, you may have missed several versions of our...

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Dev Diary #7: Foil Cards

Hello everyone! We're extremely pleased to reveal another physical reward we are planning for our Kickstarter campaign; the +7 card! The...

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Dev Diary #6: UI Updated

Hello everyone! We've spent a lot of time getting our time this week putting in more features into the demo. We have added balanced draft...

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Dev Diary #5: Demo Up On IndieDB

Hey guys. We just uploaded our demo on Indiedb. Go play it! The current demo is a random draft for the arcade mode of our game. Arcade...

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Dev Diary #4: Physical Cards Are In!

We've go something cool to show today. Last morning, the physical cards of our game arrived! There are a total of 72 cards in the deck:...

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Dev Diary #3: Pazaak and Luckless Seven

As many of you may be asking, "is this game exactly like Pazaak?" For the most part, the game plays exactly like Pazaak. A random card...

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Dev Diary #2: New Animations!

Hello everyone. This week, we have some shiny new animations to show you. We spent a lot of time polishing the visual design of the...

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Dev Diary #1: New Cards!

Hello everyone! We are very pleased to reveal that we have shiny new skins for our cards. The first set of cards were placeholders...

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