We want to put the cabinets on Google Play. THE CITY, RIP ROCKETER, CLOUD RACER and THE ARENA already run in a browser; on a phone's home screen they would be played in the places a browser tab never gets opened — on a couch, on a train — and every pack ripped and every rake burned there is the same $3030 moving on the same chain. The point of the port is not distribution for its own sake: it is to put the on-chain half of this game in front of people who would never have gone looking for it.

And we want to print a physical deck. The trading card is a size before it is anything else — palm, phone, a front that shows and a back that tells — and this whole studio is built out of that shape. A real deck you can hold, riffle and sleeve is the form finally arriving in the form it was borrowed from.

Both are ambitions, not announcements — no date, no store listing, no print run. When either becomes real it will be shown, not promised.