GET YOKED

Get Yoked is a roguelike deckbuilding game where the focus is not on traditional battles but on physical transformation and strategic planning. The goal is to build muscle, manage fatigue, and win fitness competitions by playing workout and recovery cards. Each decision affects a character’s journey toward becoming the strongest version of themselves. The game combines humor with planning mechanics, offering a different experience from standard roguelike structures.

Training Through Cards

Players progress by building a deck filled with workout moves, dietary supplements, and rest periods. Each card represents a specific activity like lifting, cardio, or recovery. Choosing the right moment to push or rest is key, as too much fatigue can lead to injury. Each run challenges players to maximize gains while avoiding setbacks. Training types can be specialized to focus on particular body parts, allowing for unique playstyles and goals.

Deck types and card categories include:

·         Workout cards: arms, legs, glutes, core

·         Recovery cards: rest, massage, meditation

·         Boosters: protein shakes, energy drinks, gear upgrades

·         Challenges: competitions, gym rivalries, public appearances

·         Risk events: injuries, stress, schedule interruptions

Character Growth and Style

Players can choose from multiple bodybuilder archetypes, each with a different starting deck and approach to training. As the game progresses, characters unlock new clothing, accessories, and style elements through successful competitions. This changes appearance and provides passive bonuses or unique abilities. The deck evolves with each decision, allowing for both short-term tactics and long-term strategy.

Modes and Replay Value

Get Yoked includes a campaign mode with increasing difficulty, as well as other options like daily runs, challenge events, and endless training loops. No two sessions are exactly alike, thanks to procedural card distribution and randomized obstacles. With over 200 cards and variable routes, players are encouraged to experiment with builds and strategies. Whether aiming to complete every competition or just trying to outlast fatigue, the experience offers depth and replayability.

The game stands out by combining fitness goals with roguelike mechanics in a structured but playful format. Get Yoked invites players to think about body growth as a series of tactical choices, where building the right deck matters just as much as training hard.