NEONNET: Cyberdeck Roguelite

Build a cyberdeck, map the tower, chain cards and commands, breach hostile processes, and survive quick roguelite runs in a sharp neon hacking RPG. One more floor awaits

You are the kind of player who checks the map before charging in, reads the hand before spending tempo, and knows a clean escape can be better than a flashy attack. NEONNET respects that kind of play.

NEONNET is a cyberpunk roguelite RPG with deck-building tactics, command-line hacking, turn-based grid movement, process warfare, robots, software upgrades, and short-session strategy built for iPhone and iPad.

Every run drops you into the Glass Tower: a hostile network of floors, rooms, cabinets, process tables, event rooms, and bad odds. You do not win by tapping everything that glows. You win by reading the floor, managing your cyberdeck, choosing the right command, and leaving enough resources for the next mistake.

What you do in a run:

• Build a cyberdeck and adapt to the cards you draw.
• Play attack, defense, hack, draw, and utility cards from your hand.
• Use numbered card slots when timing matters.
• Track draw, discard, exhaust, and hand state before committing.
• Move through a turn-based grid tower one decision at a time.
• Scout with map, look, scan, status, objectives, inventory, and deck checks.
• Attack hostile robots when the path is clear.
• Hack targets when the reward is worth the risk.
• Trace hostile processes before you breach.
• Kill dangerous PIDs before they snowball.
• Bury zombie processes before they clutter the system.
• Jack in for high-risk, high-reward intrusion turns.
• Watch malware, worms, critical tasks, bots, and process threats.
• Use the TASKS view as a tactical process table.
• Open cabinets, earn credits, and weigh market purchases.
• Install software that fits your current build.
• Uninstall tools that no longer help the run.
• Resolve floor events and recover story fragments.
• Build streaks by clearing hostile processes.
• Complete quests and track operator progress.
• Review trophies, run history, and operator rank.
• Save named runs and restore when you want to continue.
• Play offline without needing a constant connection.

Why it works for strategy players:

• Smart turns matter more than reflexes.
• Short sessions still produce real progress.
• The command system gives clear feedback instead of guesswork.
• The deck system adds pressure without burying the grid.
• The process table adds a second tactical layer beyond combat.
• Starter deck profiles give each run a different early rhythm.
• Resource decisions stay readable: health, credits, ICE, software, cards, and position.
• The retro terminal style supports fast scanning and old-school RPG flavor.
• Named saves make longer runs easier to manage.
• Optional upgrades support autosave/export and operator name customization.

Good fit for players who like:

• Cyberpunk games
• Roguelite RPGs
• Deck builder card games
• Turn-based strategy
• Tactical grid crawlers
• Terminal games
• Hacking games
• Robot combat
• Sci-fi dungeon crawlers
• Command-driven gameplay
• Offline mobile strategy
• Compact indie games with planning depth

What NEONNET is not:

• Not a giant open world.
• Not a reflex-heavy action game.
• Not an idle tapper.
• Not a loot treadmill with no decisions.
• Not a game that needs a long uninterrupted session to make progress.

NEONNET is built for players who like pressure they can read. Check the room, count the hand, watch the process table, and decide whether this is the turn to breach, retreat, save, or descend.