Upcoming Mac card and board video game releases this week
5 Mac card and board games are due this week, led by Silberheim Evolving Card Game, Gimbap Heaven and Garito.
The busiest day is 30 October, with 4 games. One game continues a series.
Games already popular on Steam come first, then the biggest productions and the rest by popularity. The list updates every day, and the calendar has every game by date.
30 October 2026
Open game pageSilberheim Evolving Card Game
PC Mac Linux Strategy Card & Board GameSilberheim ECG (Evolving Card Game) is a fantasy trading card game. Cards—called Fragments—can evolve based on a player’s actions and playstyle, creating a personalized experience within the expanding world and lore of Silberheim.
$11.48 on Steam (US), 18% off until 13 November
1 November 2026
Open game pageGimbap Heaven
PC Mac Simulator StrategyRun a Korean snack bar with your own crew! Hire staff, hand out kitchen tasks, plan the menu and juggle wages, stress and bills in this card-based restaurant management sim. Jump in to cook and serve by hand when it gets busy, and stay afloat for 15 days.
30 October 2026
Open game pageGarito
PC Mac Linux Indie SimulatorA rigged slot machine refuses to pay. Rig it back. GARITO is a slots roguelike where you edit the reels mid-spin, wire your own paylines, and beat the payout out of boss machines one strike at a time.
30 October 2026
Open game pageTiles of Grimmwoods
PC Mac Linux Strategy RoguelikeEvery tile you place in this strategic roguelike deck-builder shapes the story of lost kids trying to escape the twisted depths of the Grimmwoods. Outsmart lurking creatures, lay down paths with powerful items, and upgrade your deck to survive a forest that shifts with every step.
$8.49 on Steam (US), 15% off until 13 November
30 October 2026
Open game pageThe Golden Caravan
PC Mac Indie StrategyFight your way up The Golden Caravan Casino in this noir Roguelite where Poker Battles decide your fate. Play bold Hands, gamble for powerful Trinkets and pull daring Tricks to shift the odds in your favor.
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