My Simple TCG!

Rip packs, hunt grails, and run your card shop. Haggle at the flea, bid at auction, restore cards, get graded, and host RipLive breaks. How big can your collection get?

Rip packs. Hunt grails. Run the shop.

My Simple TCG! is a laid-back card collecting and card shop game about starting small and seeing how far you can take it.

Buy packs, rip them open, build your collection, and sell the cards you don't want. Hunt for rare pulls, fix up damaged cards, get your favorites graded, and slowly turn a few bucks into your own card shop.

There are 540 cards across 11 sets, with rarities, special finishes, stamps, inserts, different conditions, and plenty of weird stuff you probably won't see coming. With millions of possible variations, there's always something new to chase.

There's always something going on around town. Haggle for deals at the Flea Market, battle other bidders at the Auction House, duel collectors in Pack Wars at the Cafe, flip collections, work jobs when you're broke, improve your shop, and figure out your own way to make money in the hobby. You can even start your own channel on RipLive, host (or watch and bid on) live card breaks, build a following, land sponsors, and turn ripping packs into another way to get paid.

Places and events come and go on a rotating calendar, with seasonal events and holiday cards to collect throughout the year, so there's always something a little different going on — all while a handcrafted lo-fi soundtrack plays in the background.

Play Classic Mode and take your time building your collection- ripping packs to your heart's content or try Challenge Mode and see how much value you can build in just seven days — then put your score on the local leaderboard and try to beat it!

No timers telling you when to come back. No energy bars. No pay-to-win shortcuts.

Buy the game and it's yours. Offline, anytime.

Just cards, chill beats, bad decisions, and the constant belief that the next pack definitely has something good in it.

It just has to... right?

Can you go from washing dishes to owning a collection of Neon 1/1s?