AlcheMice is a single-player Tactical Roguelike Deckbuilder that combines deck creation, turn-based combat, and strategic positioning on 3D boards. Set in a twisted and stylized version of 16th-century Granada, you play as Tycoh, an apprentice alchemist cursed by Gusparda, a dreadful witch who controls time through tarot cards.

Through countless dungeons stretching across the city and the palaces of the Alhambra, intense battles, and narrative choices, you'll have to adapt your strategy, improve your deck, and master alchemy to break the three-day-and-night cycle that resets your world... although your deck and gear remain, making you stronger and stronger each time!

Choose from hundreds of cards and combine offensive, defensive, tactical, and alchemical effects to create unique synergies. Tailor your deck to your playstyle. Every run is different, and every decision matters.

Move, position, and strike in grid-based arenas with elevation and cover. Terrain isn’t just scenery—it’s part of the fight.

Gather ingredients, learn recipes, and modify cards or attributes to counter evolving enemies that change with time.

Each run begins with two tarot cards that reshape your powers and world rules. Some empower… others punish.

At the dawn of the fourth day, the world resets. But your knowledge, your deck, and some secrets stay with you. Learn to use them. When you return to the city, everything will have changed—locations, enemies, and the loot you find...

From crumbling castles to haunted markets, explore a Granada inspired by esoteric engravings, occult codices, and alchemical myths.

Will you break the curse… or become part of it?

Discover it in AlcheMice.

As a development studio it has developed one spanish videogame, being some of the most important The Crown of Wu (Red Mountain Games, 2023).

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