Get Ready for a Dreamlike Adventure in Imaginytes

Prepare for a new adventure as Imaginytes invites everyone to a dream-inspired universe that's filled with strategic challenges. While there's still no released date, there's a bit of good news. A free demo of the game is now available on Steam.

One way to describe the game is that it combines elements of tower defense, roguelite mechanics, and deckbuilding. Then all of this is wrapped in a dream-inspired universe where imagination reigns supreme. In the game, players get to build their very own powerful decks as they evolve dreamlike creatures and upgrade their talents. They then need to conquer procedurally generated challenges.

Every playthrough is unique and offers boundless strategies as players unlock cards, abilities, and evolutions that shape their adventure. There is a wide range of talents and evolvable creatures with the game rewarding creativity and strategy.

Build the Deck

When it comes to building the deck, the best way to go about it is for players to unleash their creativity. They can start by summoning Imaginytes, which are whimsical creatures of imagination, onto the hex grid battlefield. There are at least 50 unique sets of Imaginytes for players to collect and each one has three stages of evolution. This means it's important to strategically place and upgrade creatures to fend off waves of enemy nightmare creatures.

Remember that it's all about having that powerful deck of Imaginyte cards and spell cards. The cards are not just tools, but serve as a lifeline. Each one has the potential to be upgraded in countless ways.

A Labor of Love

Imaginytes is made possible through the passion of a solo developer. It's been a labor of love and developed over the course of a year. It draws inspiration from iconic genres while at the same time has its own distinct style. Since the development is a solo effort, it offers a uniquely personal touch that shines through in every detail.

System Requirements

For those who want to give the game a try, the minimum system requirements are: