Play the Card Game Right Here, Right Now
The new Goblins & Gunslingers client runs our western-fantasy trading card game straight in your browser. Draw your hand, take cover, and outdraw the Gunslinger AI — the whole duel, no account, no install.
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A Brand-New Trading Card Game Engine
Season 2 Card Set
380 active cards across all eight frontier factions — with new mechanics like Ricochet, Tin Shield, Ornery, Hoodoo, Rally, and the Gnome-Golem flip.
Full Lane Combat
Seven lanes, cover tokens, High-Rise positions, Quickdraw, Overshot, Stampede — the complete tabletop combat ruleset, animated on an ornate 2.5D board.
One Client, Web & Steam
Built in the Godot engine. The same client you're playing here is live on Steam in Early Access — free on Windows and macOS — with iOS and Android still on the trail.
The Table Awaits
Want the Full Frontier?
Create a free account to build a collection of 307 collectible cards. Practice uses the full 380-card game catalog, including summoned tokens. New to the game? Read the how-to-play guide first.
Before You Draw
Is Goblins & Gunslingers really free to play in the browser?
Yes. The Showdown client beta is completely free — no account and no install. It streams a ~115 MB build into your browser on the first visit and caches it, so every visit after that starts in seconds.
What do I need to run the game?
Any modern browser with WebGL2: recent Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge — on desktop, tablet, or mobile. First load fetches about 115 MB; after that your browser caches it. Landscape orientation recommended.
How is this different from the account version of the game?
This is the self-contained AI demo. The account-enabled Godot edition adds persistent progress, booster packs, deck building, and online matchmaking.
Is the Showdown client on Steam or mobile app stores?
Steam, yes. Goblins & Gunslingers has been in Early Access on Steam since August 16, 2026 — free to play on Windows and macOS, with one account carrying your collection between the browser and the desktop build. iOS and Android are still in development; follow the roadmap to watch them ride.