Summary:

The US Steam offer cuts Cross Blitz to $5.74. Compare its story campaign and Tusk Tales runs, review reception, optional bundles and Windows requirements.

Cross Blitz is $5.74 on the US Steam store, down 75% from $22.99. The listing gives November 18 as the sale's end date without showing an exact cutoff time or timezone. This is the Windows base game, not a subscription, trial or soundtrack-only purchase.

Choose the standalone game

The $5.74 option is enough to play. A separate game-and-soundtrack bundle costs $12.36, while larger bundles add other games. Check the cart contents rather than assuming a bundle offers the cheapest way in.

Steam currently labels the game's English reviews Mostly Positive: 74% of 1,576 reviews recommend it. That is a useful caution alongside the deep discount, especially if you expect every deckbuilder to suit the same tastes.

A story campaign and a separate roguelite mode

Tako Boy Studios and publisher The Arcade Crew describe Cross Blitz as a single-player card-battling RPG. Its campaign takes players across Crossdawn Isle, with character stories, exploration, card crafting and deck improvement between fights. The colorful pixel-art presentation gives the journey a more character-led feel than a bare sequence of battles.

The separate Tusk Tales mode focuses on repeat runs. You choose a mercenary, follow a changing island map and develop your deck while encounters get tougher. That split is the main buying question: do you want a campaign to follow, repeated tactical runs, or both?

The publisher's press kit dates the full version to November 24, 2025, following its earlier Early Access period. This deal is for the released game.

Check your PC before buying

Steam lists Windows 10, 4 GB RAM and 600 MB of storage. Check its complete processor and graphics requirements before purchase. The offer is for a Steam PC license; it does not provide a console copy.

Who should consider it: players looking for an inexpensive, solo deckbuilder with both story progression and repeat-run structure. If the appeal is mainly collecting games at a discount, the more useful comparison is whether you will actually return to its battles.

Sources and image credit

Image: Cross Blitz, © The Arcade Crew / Tako Boy Studios. Prices and availability can change; confirm the offer at checkout.