Crop Rotation

Crop Rotation strips card-game decision-making down to drafting and deck composition. You took out a massive loan to buy an automated farm that was supposed to pay for itself, and now the bank wants its money. Each round, you draft cards into a deck, and then the deck plays itself: cards trigger automatically, synergies fire on their own, profits roll in or don't.

Your job is the drafting and the planning. Which seeds work with which fertilizers? Which crops chain into multipliers? Which expensive card might pay off later if you can survive long enough to draw it? Currency tracks how close you are to clearing the loan, but it can also be burned for rerolls when the offered cards aren't what your build needs.

The rating mode layers a competitive climb on top of the campaign, scoring runs against escalating difficulty bars. Short sessions and quick visual feedback keep the loop tight, and the auto-play model makes each round less about clicks and more about pre-game theorycraft.