Dice, cards, and wonderfully eccentric witches.
Winner Takes Tea is a board game × card battler about taking over the board — one land at a time.

In the world of witches, disputes are settled on the game board. The magic staked on each match goes entirely to the victor — a duel they came to call Winner Takes All. Travel the board, claim lands, summon familiars to guard them, and collect hefty tolls from any rival unlucky enough to drop by. Only the witch who grows her fortune to the target savors the victor's cup of tea.

How It Plays

• Roll the dice and move across the board
  
• Land on an empty space? Summon a familiar from your hand and claim it
  
• Land on a rival's territory? Pay the toll — or send in a familiar and take it by force
  
• Level up your lands and line up matching elements to multiply their value. Reach the target fortune to win.

Strategy Beats Luck

Everyone rolls the same dice — what sets you apart is your deck and your judgment. Manipulate movement with spells, transform land elements, and pick the perfect moment to invade. With four elements and chaos in play, the winner isn't the luckiest witch. It's the best-prepared one.

130+ Cards — All Unlocked from the Start

Charming familiars and board-flipping spells, every one of them available from day one. What separates players isn't a card collection — it's deckbuilding and judgment. No card packs, no gacha.

A Cast of Unique Witches

A witch who dashes across the board, a witch who fortifies her lands, a witch who weaves deadly spells... Each has her own signature power and a game-changing Ultimate.

Two Layers of Building — Your Deck × Your Witch

Your deck is only half the build. Before each match, you also choose the passive abilities your witch will learn as she levels up — early-game workhorses or late-game powerhouses. Match the right passives to the right deck: the duel begins before you ever sit at the board.

Minigames at the Table

Poker, coin toss, crystal charging — party games break out right on the board, offering a shot at a comeback.

Online & BOT Matches

Online matches for 2–4 players. Playing solo? Face BOT opponents. If a lobby doesn't fill, BOTs take the empty seats — always clearly labeled as BOTs — so there's always a game to join.

No Microtransactions

One purchase. No gacha, no card packs for cash, no season pass. Build decks and battle — everything stays inside the game.