Angry Missile, Gamersky’s Catapult Card Game, Hits Steam on September 6, 2024

Gamersky is releasing its catapult card game Angry Missile on Steam on September 6, 2024—store app ID 3351280. You play a mad inventor exploring underground ruins, drawing five ability cards each turn and fusing them into custom ammo. The cards can add burn, freeze, adhesive, and split effects, and the publisher has opened a dedicated Angry Missile hub page.

The easiest shorthand is Slay the Spire meets Angry Birds: cards are not just played, they are snapped together to build a projectile. Drag one card onto another and the effects stack—burn, freeze, adhesive, split—and the resulting round behaves differently once it leaves the launcher. Once fired, it follows a parabolic arc, bounces between walls, and triggers whatever it touches, often setting off a chain reaction. The satisfaction is in assembling the shot, not just watching numbers pop.

The ruins are packed with interactive objects—ancient mechanisms, beehives, burnable floors, randomized monsters, and powerful relics—and every run is rearranged. It feels less like a scripted dungeon crawl and more like a physics sandbox where the cards are your toolkit. Gamersky’s pitch is that your attacks are built at your fingertips rather than picked from a menu.

The catch is how thin the information is. Right now we have a handful of GIFs and a Steam page; we won’t know how the physics actually feel until September 6. My main worry with compact card-plus-physics experiments is whether the novelty lasts past the three-hour mark. If the idea of deckbuilding plus angle puzzles appeals to you, wishlist Angry Missile, then wait for the first player reviews before buying. Let someone else test the rebound physics first.