PackForge

Description

Run a trading card factory and build the collection of a lifetime.

PackForge puts you in charge of the presses behind the Glombies TCG. Install machines, print sheets, cut, foil and wrap packs, then ship them to stores while your line runs on its own, even while you’re away.

Every pack you keep back is one you can rip yourself. Chase holos, reverse holos, shinies, gold and three rainbow cards per edition. Fill evolution chains, send your best pulls for grading, and pin perfect 10s in your trophy case. Misprints slip through too, and the game won’t point them out. Spot one and it’s yours.

When the line is humming, take your edition Out of Print. Your binder stays, you earn Master Plates, and every plate permanently boosts your factory for the next print run.

128 cards per set, two sets, 30 achievements, 24 staff to hire and dozens of upgrades.

Some artwork and development in this game was created with the help of AI tools.
Age rating: suitable for ages 13+. No violence or mature content.

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Everything is done with the mouse.

1. Build your line. Open Build and install the Press (free). Add the Cutter, Wrapper, Foil station, Sorter and Loading dock as you can afford them.

2. Upgrade. Click any machine on the floor to see its upgrades.

3. Sell packs. The wholesaler buys everything instantly. Build the Loading dock and open Stores to ship to stores, which pay more, or lease your own shop.

4. Rip packs. Open Cards and drag across a pack’s seal to tear it open. Your pulls go into the Binder.

5. Look closely. Misprints are never labelled. Click a card you think is misprinted to claim it. Real ones pay a bonus; wrong guesses get a shrug.

6. Grade and collect. Click a card in the binder to send it for grading. Complete evolution chains for permanent cash bonuses.

7. Hire staff to speed the line, raise prices and catch misprints.

8. Go Out of Print when the neon sign above the shutter lights up. You keep your binder and earn Master Plates for permanent upgrades, and every plate raises all future cash.

The factory runs while you’re away (up to 8 hours, more with upgrades) and saves automatically. The gear button holds your stats, sound and a tutorial replay.