WILD COUNTRY is a fantastical strategy game where players use beautifully illustrated cards to construct buildings and perform abilities to build the best city. Buildings score points, and the first to reach the objective wins!
Wild Country combines CCG gameplay with innovative mechanics inspired by classic city-building games to create something unique and approachable. This game is for people looking for something wholesome, comedic, strategic, and full of things to do.
Do you have what it takes to win?
Compete against rival competitors in a battle to build the best city. Watch out for earthquakes, snowstorms, and rebellious raccoons. Unpredictable events test your resolve or turn the tide of battle.
Whether new to card games or a seasoned fan, Wild Country offers endless replayability, strategic gameplay, and unpredictable mischief.
There is always something new to collect, learn, and master. There’s a deck for every personality and playstyle, and it’s up to you to find the cards for your winning strategy.
Select and customize from a wild cast of characters, each with their own personalities.
Embark on a journey like no other and complete Wild Country’s expansive story campaign.
Explore Big Sky Canyon, an idyllic region scattered with a colorful cast of characters. Some think you’re cool, some are determined to beat you, and others might be from the future.
Collect cards, discover mysteries, and battle other competitors in the single-player campaign... Or just enjoy the view.
Take your cards online and compete in both casual and ranked matches!
Make friends, make rivals, make profit, and have fun!
Never played a CCG or City Builder before? No problem! Wild Country is easy to pick up and play, with plenty of depth for those with the skills.
Anyone can join the fun with patient mechanics and customizable gameplay to suit your needs. Need extra time? Opponent too difficult? Don’t worry, you can change all that.
Regular updates, events, and limited-time content keep WILD COUNTRY fresh and exciting.
Free updates containing fixes and improvements, as well as new quests, challenges, and collectible content, help to improve your experience, grow your collection, and keep your claws sharp.
The next update is never too far away.
Multiplayer requires a Lost Native Account.
Multiplayer requires a Lost Native Account.
Posted on: May 1, 2025
SirPotatoIV
Verified ownerGames: 141 Reviews: 5
VERY SLOW!
the animations and stuff that happen between turns take too long, looks short at first but in a full match it accumulates a lot
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Posted on: May 4, 2025
Alisarr
Verified ownerGames: 249 Reviews: 1
Interesting, but slow and broken
The basic concept seems promising, but it's ruined by game-breaking bugs, inconsistent controls and slow, repetitive animations.
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Posted on: May 16, 2025
M4rked0ne
Verified ownerGames: 512 Reviews: 3
Good Idea, Bad Performance
While the game has an interesting concept, it is let down by its technical implementation. The main part of the game (the city building card game) runs in slow-motion, ruining any enjoyment one could have with the gameplay. Unless you are VERY patient person, I wouldn't recommend it.
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Posted on: May 20, 2025
PunchinPaul
Games: 308 Reviews: 1
Bad Performance
I have a good computer. Even on the lowest settings at low resolution, the game lags during the card game sections. All animations go in slow motion, and there's significant mouse delay. In the first minute, I encountered a bug where, while entering your name, if you press "e" , it confirms your name even though you weren't finished typing. The game does not have a main menu. No way to restart or change your character without finding and deleting files.
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Posted on: June 3, 2025
arkhetypon
Verified ownerGames: 204 Reviews: 3
Disappointing
This game moves SO SLOWLY. It took me a full hour+ to lose the "destined to lose" first rival game. I just don't have the time to wait for text to slowly scroll and for computer players to take 3-5 minutes to complete a turn. I really want to like the game! The concept is interesting, but the execution is just so poor. I'm also not sure why we need a fully 3D navigable overworld in a card battler, especially when so many other elements of the game are lacking.
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