Lunchbreak Tactics

Lunchbreak Tactics is a strategic auto-battler card game set in a chaotic supermarket backstore. Draft cards, min-max your squad, build ridiculous synergies, then battle players asynchronously. Play your way to climb the ranks with quick runs, no timer, limitless combos, and endless replay. WELCOME ABOARD, TRAINEE!First things first, sorry about your new job. You’re stuck at Anymart now, working the most mundane gig on Earth. But don’t worry, we got you. We built this totally insane card game to kill the boredom and even threw in a leaderboard. The goal? Become the Ultimate Slacker of the Month. What d'you say? CHOOSE YOUR HERO - PICK TWO CLANS - SURVIVE THE SHIFTAt the start of every run, choose one Hero (with a passive power that shapes your whole plan) and two Clans (which decide what cards you’ll play). That’s your squad. Spend gold to buy and upgrade units, freeze must-haves, and slap on game-changing items. Stack wild buffs and create ridiculous item combos that make people go, “Wait… that’s legal?!” Fight through twelve rounds of pure chaos building a team that actually feels like your creation, because the fun is in discovering what works this run, not memorizing a fixed meta.CLIMB THE LEADERBOARDRanked is where it counts: win runs, rank up, climb the leaderboard, and chase that sweet Ultimate Slacker title which is reset each month with a fresh season! Or claim the crown in our daily King of the Hill mode by scoring the highest Reputation in a single run. EVERYTHING IS A WEAPON (YES, EVEN THAT)Alright, let’s talk cards for a sec. Toilet paper. Slow cooker. You name it. If it’s on the shelf, it’s ready for battle. We turned everyday store products into EPIC UNITS! And they’ve got some seriously crazy synergies. You’ve got a Level 3 Plastimorph and a Therapist on the field? Boom! Your Therapist triggers their power twice during battle. Don’t get it yet? No worries. If Linda from HR could figure it out, so can you. Need a break, Slacker? Clock out, play a quick round, and keep telling yourself it’s just one more run.