Where Cards Fall Steam metadata

• Latest observed playersNot available
• SteamPulse tracked peak2
• Units sold (VGI)1,710
• Revenue (VGI)$25,103
• Review score70% positive
• Total reviews56
• Release dateNov 4, 2021
• DeveloperThe Game Band
• PublisherSnowman

Genres: Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: The Game BandPublisher: Snowman

Top Steam chartsTop 100 gamesGame directorySteam Store page

Where Cards Fall Steam metadata

Where Cards Fall metadata records Steam app facts, developer and publisher details, platform support, store categories, language support, and reference links.

References

Official and third-party reference links for checking this Steam app outside SteamPulse.

Reviews, pricing, and metadata

Latest Steam announcements

• WCF Version Update - 8 November 2021

  Backend clean up and version update

• Where Cards Fall is now available! - 4 November 2021

  We are thrilled to share that Where Cards Fall is now available! In Where Cards Fall you build houses from decks of cards to solve challenging spatial puzzles. These houses will create pathways that allow you to traverse dream-like landscapes and reveal formative memories of the main character. The mechanics used to build these card houses may seem simple on the surface, but offer quite a bit of depth as the levels progress. Our team has been working to keep the creative gestural controls feeling natural on this new platform so that players of all levels of experience will be able to approach the game intuitively. What started as a USC student project of The Game Band’s Creative Director, Sam Rosenthal, led to a decade-long journey that saw many talented people lending their skills to make the vision a reality. The story of Where Cards Fall is truly as unique as the puzzles themselves.…

• Where Cards Fall—Coming November 4th - 14 October 2021

  We are excited to reveal that Where Cards Fall is coming to Steam November 4th. The game’s controls have been carefully configured for PC; a platform that was always envisioned as core to development, since the project’s inception nearly ten years ago. As our teams at The Game Band and Snowman prepare for the next chapter of the Where Cards Fall journey, we reflect on the making of the game and all of the talented individuals who helped make it happen at The Game Band (AKA the studio behind Blaseball). Check out previous recent news posts where we highlight the animations that brought the story to life and the hand-crafted audio that makes Where Cards Fall such an immersive experience. We're so excited for you to experience the meditative gameplay and inventive puzzles of Where Cards Fall in just a few short weeks’ time. Follow us on social media at @wherecards fall to stay tuned for fu…

• The Sounds of Where Cards Fall - 17 June 2021

  Game audio can be so immersive that it’s easy to overlook where the sounds in fact come from, let alone consider that a sound designer has spent time designing a unified experience for players. To achieve this seamlessness in the world of Where Cards Fall, audio director Kristi Knupp carefully crafted much of the audio from scratch, creating a collection of sounds that matched the tactility and organic feel of the game itself. We had some burning questions for Kristi about her creative process and hope you learn as much as we did from our conversation! - - - How did your background in music and audio engineering lead you to a career in game audio? I started playing the piano at age five. In my teenage years, I ventured on to drums, guitar and vocals. I started a few bands throughout that time. After high school, I attended Full Sail University for audio engineering. In 2004 moved out to…

• Behind the Frames of Where Cards Fall - 3 June 2021

  Where Cards Fall has come a long way from the student project that it started as 9 years prior. The concept for the game evolved from paper prototypes into decks of animated cards that would still need to maintain a sense of tactility on screen. In addition to mastering the right feel for the controls, there was also a coming-of-age story that had to be told through the visual and audio elements of the game in hopes that it would offer players a moment to reflect on their own narratives. Welcome to our Behind The Game series, where we’ll be shining a light on the people and processes that made this happen. We got behind the frames with lead animator Cedric Adams to find out more about how he and his team helped bring life to the world of Where Cards Fall. - - - In your Pocketgamer interview, you mention that you started out in mostly commercial animation work before getting pulled into…

• Where Cards Fall is Coming Soon - 26 May 2021

  Where Cards Fall is coming to Steam 2021 and you can wishlist it right now. With its immersive audio, unique art style, and innovative controls for mouse and controller, we can’t wait for the Steam community to embark on their journey through Where Cards Fall. https://store.steampowered.com/app/589450/Where_Cards_Fall/ Sam Rosenthal, Creative Director of The Game Band (AKA the studio behind Blaseball), first started making the game over a decade ago as a student project. A lot has changed since these early days, but one thing that remained constant is that the game was being designed with PC in mind. It means a lot to us to bring the game to platforms it has long been envisioned for. You can follow @wherecardsfall on social media to catch more updates about the launch. Or jump into our Discord and let us know why you're excited to play: discord.gg/snowman. Until next time! The Where Car…

• Where Cards Fall - Narratives Puzzle-Adventure für PC und Nintendo Switch angekündigt - 21 October 2020

  Snowman und das kalifornische Entwicklerstudio The Game Band haben angekündigt, dass das Puzzle-Adventure Where Cards Fall im kommenden Jahr für PC und die Nintendo Switch erscheinen wird. Das "Slice of Life"-Spiel ist ein traumhaftes Stück Lebensgeschichte, in dem man Häuser aus Karten baut, um prägende » Komplette News auf pressakey.com lesen

• The Blaseball team are bringing their puzzle game to PC next year - 19 October 2020

  The Game Band are presently known as the orchestrators of Blaseball , an odd democratic simulation of a baseball league that I gather folks are quite fond of . For a slice of something quite different, the studio is releasing Where Cards Fall , a puzzle game originally prototyped a decade ago. It’s already out on Apple Arcade and is coming to PC and the Nintendo Switch early next year. (more…)

Patch notes and updates

Complete SteamPulse Game Data

Steam marketplace comparison data

Related Steam games by tag and genre