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Roguebook — Steam Gift

About the game

Roguebook is a roguelike deckbuilder by Abrakam and Nacon, co-designed with Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic: The Gathering. You guide a duo of heroes through the pages of a living book, build a deck from hundreds of cards, paint open the hexagonal map with magic inks and fight your way to the bosses across 20 difficulty tiers. The game comes as a Steam gift via the FZR friend-bot — accept it and it is yours on the account for good.

Once the gift is delivered it cannot be refunded. If Steam rejects the gift due to region mismatch, the full amount is returned to your site balance.
🔑 Also available as a key: Roguebook activation key
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How to receive the gift

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Enter your Steam friend invite link and your account region.
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Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
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Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
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Place the order. The bot adds itself as a friend and sends the gift — usually within a couple of minutes, no need to accept anything.
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Accept the gift in Steam — the game is yours. The bot then removes itself.

FAQ

Roguebook — a deckbuilder from the creator of Magic: The Gathering (Steam Gift)

Roguebook is a roguelike deckbuilder where you quite literally write your own story across the pages of a living book. It was made by Abrakam Entertainment (the team behind Faeria) together with publisher Nacon, and the design was shaped with the help of Richard Garfield — the creator of Magic: The Gathering. The game launched on June 17, 2021, and it remains one of the most distinctive takes on the deckbuilder genre. Here you get the full game as a Steam gift: the FZR friend-bot sends it over, you accept the gift, and Roguebook stays in your library for good.

Two heroes, one deck

Roguebook's signature twist is that you control not one character but a duo of heroes at the same time. You pick from six heroes, each with their own collection of over 50 cards, a personal relic and a unique skill tree. Position matters in battle: the hero in front soaks damage and deals it, while the one in the back stockpiles resources and sets up combos. Swapping them mid-fight is a tactical layer of its own that turns a simple trade of cards into a genuine puzzle.

Cards, relics and gems

Across a run you assemble a deck from a pool of over 200 cards, stack 80 relics with unique effects onto your heroes and upgrade cards with 30 special gems. There are so many combinations that two runs rarely feel alike: one moment you're building a poison engine, the next a wall of armour and counters, then an endless card-draw machine. Garfield's design pedigree really shows in how cards click together into unexpected synergies.

The hexagonal map and magic inks

Unlike the linear paths of many deckbuilders, Roguebook's world is a hexagonal map hidden beneath blank pages. You reveal it with magic inks: each ink type uncovers its own pattern of tiles, and where you spend that limited resource decides how many merchants, travelers, ruins and chests you can visit before the boss. Greed is rewarded with loot, but the risk of stumbling into a brutal fight grows too — a constant push and pull between power and safety.

Twenty difficulty tiers and epilogues

Beating the final boss isn't the end — it's the gateway to the endgame. Twenty difficulty levels unlock, and each one doesn't just buff enemies, it adds new relics, gems and encounters. For players who love squeezing the most out of a system, that's dozens of hours of meaningful progression: you're not repeating the same run, you're getting fresh tools for fresh threats every time.

What the gift includes and what it doesn't

You get the full base game Roguebook — every hero, card, relic and difficulty mode is already inside, and you don't need to buy anything else to finish the game. The cosmetic and collector add-ons, however — the "The Art of Roguebook" artbook, the hero skins pack, the alternate art pack and the original soundtrack — are separate DLC and are not part of this gift. If you want those, grab them separately on Steam.

Region and how the gift arrives

This is a Steam gift, not a key with a code. The FZR friend-bot adds you on Steam (or you add it), sends Roguebook as a gift and leaves your friends list after delivery — all you do is click "Accept gift", with no codes to enter. Steam Guard isn't required to accept, but your account region must match the gift's region, and the game must not already be in your library — otherwise Steam won't let you accept the gift. The gift usually arrives within a couple of minutes of payment, and once accepted Roguebook stays on your account forever, just like a normal purchase.

Who Roguebook is for

If you love card roguelikes and have already sunk hours into the genre, Roguebook offers a fresh angle thanks to its two-hero system and map exploration. A fan of the genre? Check out other deckbuilders in our catalog too: Slay the Spire with its benchmark ascending tower, Monster Train with its multi-floor defense, and the narrative Inscryption that breaks the fourth wall. Roguebook stands apart by making you think not about a single deck but about a pairing of two heroes — and about which slice of the map you dare to uncover at all.

Quick answers

  • Format: Steam gift via our bot, not a key.
  • Region: your account must match the gift's region.
  • Contents: base game only, no artbook/skins/soundtrack.
  • Condition: the game must not be in your library; no Steam Guard needed.
  • Platform: Windows; on Steam Deck/Linux via Proton.

🔗 Another way to buy

Nearby in the catalog: Roguebook as a Steam key.