NEONNET: Cyberpunk Deck RPG

Your curiosity and careful choices are a great fit for NEONNET. Thank you for playing and making time for the app. This update brings a new way to explore, clearer cards, and dice you can watch land. - Meet STARX3, a new dungeon view alongside STARX2. Health and status stay at the top, your cards sit below, and the dungeon gets the space between them. - STARX3 leaves out the desktop subwindows. Keep the map in view while choosing your next move or card. - Choose the compact dungeon to explore 3x3 rooms connected by short, two-square passages. Every step follows the floor, with walls and encounters shaping your route. - Roll once, then spend that movement allowance across several taps. Each grid step counts, and the same die stays with you until the allowance ends. - Unresolved required rooms and hostile robots stop your movement. Deal with what is in front of you before pushing farther. - Movement tactics work with your saved roll. Once you take the first step, your tactic stays locked until that movement ends. - End a partly spent movement allowance early if you want to stop. Remaining steps are left behind. - Switching between STARX2 and STARX3 keeps you in one shared adventure. - STARX2 still offers its adjustable windows for the board, cards, optional dice, and game log. - New board adventures have 36 named rooms, including credit caches, robot guards, and story and service rooms. Look out for Loot Boot, Doom Room, and Blame Frame. - In STARX2's room board, roll and tap a reachable destination. The room you land in is the one you resolve. - Pan the map, inspect a room, and check the movement cost before choosing where to go. - Gameplay dice now get a brief physical throw and bounce before showing your roll's result. - The dice display follows the result you are reading. Reopening saved movement or chance dice shows that roll again. - Dice messages are shorter: the recorded roll and the outcome stay together without repeating the instructions. - Reduce Motion shows the recorded faces straight away. - Practice dice remain available in the Dice Tray, separate from your adventure. - Card rules have more room for the required roll and the number of successful outcomes. - STARX3 keeps physical card sizes consistent across hand pages, including the last few cards. - Selected-card explanations wrap so you can read the action before committing. - STARX2 cards keep their playing-card proportions with larger text. Longer rules scroll inside the card. - The Card Library lets you compare card roles, dice requirements, cards you own, and where to find them. - Deck keeps your hand, draw, discard, and exhaust piles available for inspection. - Open the log or terminal in a sheet that slides up from the bottom. Pull the sheet higher to read more, then swipe it down or tap Done to return. - STARX3 result cards slide from left to right along the bottom. The full message stays in the log when you want to review it. - Room choices bring rewards, services, story decisions, and chance actions together in a popup. - The main bar now has STARX2, STARX3, Deck, and More. - Start a new character through New game. Choose Identity, Look, Deck, and Story, then review your choices before starting the adventure. - Your current adventure stays available while you work on that new character. - Find your character tools, journal, terminal, settings and other utilities in More. - Journal and Objectives show the next available step alongside your progress and earlier decisions. - Earlier adventures keep their original layouts and movement rules. Compact dungeon saves also retain your location, die, remaining steps, and reserved tactic.