Nowhere Prophet

Nowhere Prophet

Travel the wasteland.

19 ratings
22 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 4, 2026
  • March 27, 2026

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Embark on a tactical card game pilgrimage across procedurally generated wastelands. Lead your followers, build your deck with over 300 cards, and engage in turn-based combat against enemies. The beginning is free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the full experience.

Card-based tactical combat
Procedurally generated maps
Deck building with over 300 cards
Recruit followers
Unlock new content
Single-player experience
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What's New in Nowhere Prophet

1.3

March 27, 2026

- Rearranged saved so that local data isn't erased on a first cloud connection - Moved tooltips on combat screen so they don't appear under your finger - Convoy perks shown properly on New Game screen - Various other bug fixes

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$4.99

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Unlock every card, map and ending.

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User reviews

Corrupted saves

I paid for the game. It is very fun, I played a version on Xbox that was great. My only gripe is that every fourth or fifth run through the file gets corrupted and I can’t finish. So I have to start everything over again. It’s very annoying

Nice game, ridiculous final boss

Have played six runs at this point. First run I beat the demo, bought the full game, lost to the second boss. Every single run after the first, I have beaten the full game with basically no challenge whatsoever until I face the final boss. The core is just ridiculously powerful compared to everything you face before that.

They can summon multiple copies of low-cost units that they can provide endless buffs to, they draw more cards than you do, and you have to kill it TWICE with the second phase having an even more difficult roster than the first. And when you fight the second phase, you don’t get a chance to reset your deck, so everything is wounded by then.

You simply don’t draw enough cards to kill the boss. I went in with a full roster of healthy units, max health on my leader, and some very good items, and I didn’t even come close to beating phase two.

Five attempts against the boss and I haven’t figured out a thing, except that the game balance is horrible.
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10/10

Insanely good one

REAL GOOD (learn the systems!)

Combos, Synchronicity between unit types, it’s all here. Check YouTube for reviews and gameplay’s.

Small studio, this was their first game 7 years ago. Support them.

I look forward to their new game being released on iOS in the future. Especially with the new iPhone Ultra (foldable phone releasing later this year in September)
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Bro…

This game is AWESOME. Seeing that just the trial version has kept me hooked for 3 days…. wow.

Loves: The gritty pixel art style really makes you feel the story that is being told. The writing does good to add to that. Gameplay is awesome in and out of combat with many choices, cards, and events even in just the trial mode.

Dislikes: I don’t really not like this, it’s just an annoyance, but sometimes it feels like some enemies are meant to kill me, you know? I blame that on a skill issue

On to combat and skill issues. This game’s strategy is REALLY deep. The way combat works makes every choice matter, every battle is quick and lethal. It makes you have to make sacrifices to win battles.

Again, this game is SUPER difficult even on lower levels. If you don’t like hard games, don’t play this.

I might buy the full version for real
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FAQ

Does Nowhere Prophet have ads?

No, Nowhere Prophet is ad-free. The game offers a free beginning with a one-time in-app purchase to unlock the full experience.

What devices does Nowhere Prophet support?

Nowhere Prophet is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Nowhere Prophet updated?

The latest version, 1.3, was released on March 27, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve the game.

What is the age rating for Nowhere Prophet?

Nowhere Prophet has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for players aged 12 and older.

Can I play Nowhere Prophet offline?

The description indicates a single-player experience, suggesting offline play is possible. However, specific offline functionality is not detailed.

What are the main gameplay mechanics in Nowhere Prophet?

The core gameplay involves card-based tactical combat and deck building. Players lead followers across procedurally generated maps and engage in turn-based battles.

How does the progression system work in Nowhere Prophet?

Players can unlock new content across multiple playthroughs. Discovering over 300 cards and recruiting followers are key to building a stronger deck.

What is the user sentiment for Nowhere Prophet based on ratings?

Nowhere Prophet has a rating of 3.9 stars from 19 ratings. This suggests generally positive user reception with some room for improvement.