Briefing
A game within a game, Cartas de Coisas (Cards of Things) invites players to wager on a gacha simulator to win cards representing animals, games, cultural icons, and literary figures. These cards contribute to your Fighting Power, a resource essential for facing and hunting down hordes of aliens within the Liturgy. Each opened Gate reveals a new epistle—fragmented stories that unveil the creation of every layer of the game’s universe.
On its official page, Cards of Things (Cartas de Coisas) describes itself this way:
“There is a game called Cards of Things, which some people believe can replace the weariness of life with a terrible feeling known as Agony.
Of course, you don’t want to live in Agony: just stay away from these cards.
After all, you should be working.
You like your job.
Staring at the wall.
You don’t need the torment of Agony.”
Summary
A game within a game, Cartas de Coisas (Cards of Things) invites players to wager on a gacha simulator to win cards representing animals, games, cultural icons, and literary figures. These cards contribute to your Fighting Power, a resource essential for facing and hunting down hordes of aliens within the Liturgy. Each opened Gate reveals a new epistle—fragmented stories that unveil the creation of every layer of the game's universe. On its official page, Cards of Things (Cartas de Coisas) describes itself this way: "There is a game called Cards of Things, which some people believe can replace the weariness of life with a terrible feeling known as Agony. Of course, you don't want to live in Agony: just stay away from these cards. After all, you should be working. You like your job. Staring at the wall. You don't need the torment of Agony."
