Thunderpowered

Version 0.2 is up! Here's a look at a few of the new pages added. Thank you to everyone who picked it up already; you should've already gotten an email with the update. If you would like to pick it up it's available on my store and on drivethrurpg.

The Indie Game Tarot cards have a back design now! The back itself references 4 indie card games, can you tell which ones?

The Cassette Beast I designed for April Fool's this year with my usual layout.

As physical toys fell out of fashion, junkyards started to report sightings of monstrous cars that seemed to consume whatever scraps they could find. Despite their names, Carnavroom seem to eat anything and everything they can.

Terra - Final Fantasy 6

So excited for the MTG x Final Fantasy collab! Of course I had to do some custom art for it.

A set of four cards for Aspects of Aurum!

So excited for the new Devil May Cry show! Here's some old art of my redesigned Ebony and Ivory.

An old abandoned WIP. I did this concept for a Metroid-Dark Souls hybrid where Samus' upgrades were boss weapons.

The 11th card of my Indie Game Tarot series and the first recommendation from comments! After finishing the game I wasn't sure if I was going to do one for it but the game really stuck with me long after I rolled credits. (especially Swansea's speech at the end) Please leave me more games to play!

It's Carnavroom! This Plastic-type Cassette Beast takes the name monster truck to a whole new level! It's zooms all over New Wirral biting anything it can get its jaws around. Watch those ankles!

Who's that Fakemon!?

The real game is getting your hunter 🔥 outfits. Pose inspired by trueref on bsky.

Another set of cards I did for Aspects of Aurum! These were a joy to work on and I can't wait to get my hands on them!

My indie game tarot collection has an updated template! It's available for free on my online store. If you make your own please tag me, I'd love to see them!

The 10th game for Indie Game Tarot is The Stanley Parable!

I got great suggestions for the tower, Slay the Spire and Control were my favorites, but I went with The Stanley Parable because I felt like it fits the tower really well and it was one of those formative games for me.