Steam engines and trams. Gaslight giving way to electric light. Kimono and three-piece suits sharing the same street. Nagoria is a world caught between Taishō-era romance and an encroaching modern West. Long ago, colossal guardian machines called Boundary Vessels were built to hold the world back from total ruin. Now, for reasons of their own, they have begun to stir again — trying to write the present back into the shape of that final, ruinous day.

Nagoria, a world where the light is new, yet the wounds remain old. Now those old wounds have begun to turn the world back to what it was. Carrying someone's memory, the journey begins again — and again, and again.

Core Gameplay: A Deck-Building Roguelike With a 100-Turn Clock

Gather cards called Echoes — fragments of the dead's memories — and build your own deck to fight your way through. So far, so familiar, if you've played a deck-building roguelike before. But TURN LIMIT 100 runs on a clock no other game in the genre does.

You get exactly 100 turns, total, for the whole run.

Burn through them, and it's a forced defeat — no matter how much HP you have left. A deck built only to survive will eventually be swallowed by the clock. The fewer turns it takes to put an enemy down, the higher your score climbs. This isn't just a game about winning. It's about winning fast.

Features

• A hard 100-turn clock[/b] — Run it out, and you're forced to lose. Every choice weighs speed against safety.

• Three playable characters, three very different runs — Start as the nameless Wayfarer of the Remnant, then unlock the Shinobi of the Wharf and the Miko of the Shrine Approach as your score grows. Each carries a unique card pool and starting artifacts that demand a completely different plan of attack.

• Three formidable Boundary Vessels— Ancient guardian weapons, one dwelling in each faction's territory: faith, trade, and military rule. Worshipped, traded, or turned into a weapon — each carries the weight of its own fate into the fight.

• Forked paths and rest sites— Take the safe detour, or the fast shortcut. Every decision echoes straight into your turn count.

• Artifacts and upgrades— Dig up artifacts and refine your deck at rest sites, building your own speed-clearing machine one run at a time.

• 28 achievements — Beyond simply clearing a run, chase challenge achievements built to test real skill: no artifacts dug, minimal HP, a flawless boss kill, a lean deck, and more.

• A world where East meets West — Explore Nagoria across three stages, each ruled by a different faction, in a setting steeped in nostalgia and quiet unease.

• One Run Is Short. The Journey Isn't.A single run won't take long — that's the point. But it's far from the whole game. Cumulative score unlocks new characters, and several of the 28 achievements are next to impossible to earn in a single clear. Rebuild your deck, switch characters, take on self-imposed challenges, and keep shaving turns off your best time. That's where TURN LIMIT 100 really begins.

  You have 100 turns. Carry someone's memory, and run.