The problem with most card games is that they're intrinsically multiplayer affairs, so games like heroes of the multiverse as far as I know work very much by having multiple players.

I don't know if there is anything single player on Ios which works by card game mechanics for generation, though it'd be very possible.


The torchlight random adventure system over at http://www.arborell.com/ is however probably something like what I was thinking, that uses a pack of 40 or so cards for the rooms with modifications by rolls on dice tables for encountering monsters etc, though because the gm is primarily a gamebook author, the system is mostly intended to be printed out and played and is thus limited in terms of how many cards and how much on a table is needed to generate the dungeon.

it is possible to play the initiatial torchlight game using tables and dice and an xl sheet as a map of the dungeon, though the gm of arborell has worked on some other smaller games which have changed things a little which don't have the access fixes involved, however I could imagine a game created using the same sort of mechanics as arborell does, though able to use more complex maths being on a computer, eg, percentile roles for gaining skills and things rather than basic add point dice ones.

Hth.

All the best,

Dark.
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I would attempt an RPG based around a card game, if someone could point me to one. More often than not, I search for either programming code for an existing game, or for extremely detailed instructions, and then rewrite the entire thing for the iphone.

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