Other good singleplayer card games?

[Black Hammer]

Asking this here because there's quite a difference between enjoyable PvP card games and things more aimed at a single-player game. Also more thinking in terms of things with actual card play on both sides as opposed to asymmetrics like Slay the Spire (again, not a bad game, but not what I'm looking for).

What other good SP-oriented card games are on Steam? They don't have to be exclusively SP, just offer a robust SP experience.

[Lvl 10]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/480650/YuGiOh_Legacy_of_the_Duelist/

[tenser]

slay the spire

[tenser]

gems of war [free]

[Spice must flow]

"Etherlodrs II" are quiet similar to "Thronebreaker". It has fully animated models for fights, but the graphics are dated.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/270790/Etherlords_II/
There is also the first part, but it is more of "Heroes of Might and Magick"/CCG hybrid, than "King's bounty"/CCG hybrid you saw in "Thronebreaker".

[Drake Ravenwolf]

Hand of Fate and HoF2 were some of my favorites or Hearthstone of course

https://store.steampowered.com/app/266510/Hand_of_Fate/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/456670/Hand_of_Fate_2/

[Salvatos]

Faeria claims over 100 hours of solo content and I've enjoyed it a good deal playing exclusively solo. It mixes card play with moving your units on the board AND controlling/terraforming the board, which I find more engrossing than more static deck-builders à la MTG.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/397060/Faeria/

Hand of Fate is fun too, but no one's playing cards against you (I haven't played the second one but I assume it works the same). You build the deck that generates the dungeon yourself and go through it playing CYOA-like encounters and action combat sequences. It's still a fun way to use deck-building as a mechanic, yet I would shy away from calling it a card game when it comes to resolving the action.

[Black Hammer]

Originally posted by Salvatos:

Faeria claims over 100 hours of solo content and I've enjoyed it a good deal playing exclusively solo. It mixes card play with moving your units on the board AND controlling/terraforming the board, which I find more engrossing than more static deck-builders à la MTG.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/397060/Faeria/

Any opinions on the DLC for Faeria for a SP perspective?

[Salvatos]

Originally posted by Black Hammer:

Any opinions on the DLC for Faeria for a SP perspective?

I only own the Puzzle Pack Elements, which has about 50 new puzzles that also introduce some new cards and mechanics from the other expansions (but that doesn't make them available to your own decks), and 10 of those puzzles give a golden chest as a reward if you're interested in getting more of the same cards with a different border. I'd say it's worth it at the current sale price, maybe not quite so much at full price depending on how much you like the puzzles in the game.

I can't comment on the other expansions but from my understanding they both add a sizeable amount of cards and extend the single-player mission modes. From what I saw in the puzzles, most of the new mechanics are pretty interesting. I'll probably pick them up at some point, but I only play on occasion so I haven't run out of content yet.

[jaro]

Magic: The Gathering (1997 video game)

[Mysti_Fogg]

Since I consider this game to be PvP, I'm going to maybe cast a wider net than you intended.

Koi Koi Japan
Koi Koi is a very old Japanese card game. The version on Steam can be played against an opponent or an AI.

The Solitaire Conspiracy
Spies controlled by cards.

Regency Solitaire
It's a historically themed solitaire game for people who like Jane Austen. The set ups for the individual rounds are all pretty good.

Smash Up
The computer port of this game is decent. I don't play with other people, but the AI opponents are fine.

Wingspan
Sign up for some avian edutainment as you play cards featuring real birds to score points.