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Cardboard Town v1.4.0 - Booster Packs Update

2025-06-07

Hi Mayors! With this Major Free Update we are adding to the game: - New System: Booster Packs - 4 Booster Packs - 2 New Buildings - 2 New Action Cards With this update, we are introducing Booster Packs which will let you choose a category and create cards from that category in your hand. Booster Packs "Available at all times" way to get these Booster Packs is via Star Quests. Now whenever you complete a Star Quest, you'll be presented with 3 Booster Pack options. The Booster Packs are: - Housing Booster: Gain 3 Random Population Buildings - Essentials Booster: 1 Water, 1 Electricity, 1 Random Resource Building - Action Booster: 3 Random Action Cards - Luxury Booster: 3 Buildings that cost 7 or more. If you like the concept, we can add more booster packs in the future, so make sure to let us know! New Cards Booster Pack Factory Spend a lot of resources to gain a Booster Pack!

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Memorial Park Destroy a random card from your hand and gain some environment! Resealing: Destroy 3 Cards. Get a Random Booster Pack. Unhinged Training: Destroy your hand. Get 2 random Booster Packs. Hope this update will both give you more control over your playstyle with the choices of your booster pack and will still keep it fresh since packs are full of surprises! Enjoy the update and have fun building away, Mayors!

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70% positive, 627 reviews

Not recommended5 hrs played

This game is beautiful but it's infuriating to play. You are given very little control over what cards you take and how many. This means you can't really build for anything in particular, and the game forces you into a huge mess of a deck. Surviving becomes very RNG heavy, and you can easily end up in a situation where you go 10-20 turns without being able to draw the one thing you need to avoid failure.

5 found this helpful, 2026-09-07

Recommended114 hrs played

So Cardboard Town can be fun or frustrating depending on the mode one is playing in as well as the luck of the cards. Some card effects can doom your run if you use them without realizing what they do. I've played for over 100 hours but still haven't been able to unlock some of the other modes. So far I like blessed mode the most and learned to build roads to leave space for red cards that may come along later. I had...

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-09

Recommended23 hrs played

This game will be nice for people who like card and board games. It's calm and leisurely and is perfect after a tense, busy day. The brief description: This is a deck-management city builder. You will be given several cards to play each turn. Cards will be added to your deck as you progress in the game. To play cards, you need money that is being renewed each turn. The maximum amount of money is increased as the...

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-03

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