A roguelike deckbuilder in a Mediterranean Italy after the end. Every run reshapes you: flesh mutates, body parts are traded for implants. You don't heal — you trade. Four classes, one journey to the last enclave. No loot boxes, no pay-to-win.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >You are the last flame in a world of ash.</h2><br>Italy is over. What remains are gutted basilicas, highways swallowed by olive trees, concrete suburbs eaten by dust. You walk toward the last enclave — and to reach it, you'll have to give up pieces of yourself, one painful choice at a time.<br><br><strong>Ultima Cenere</strong> is a turn-based roguelike deckbuilder where every run transforms your character. It isn't a game about getting stronger. It's a game about what you're willing to lose to survive.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Every run transforms you</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li><strong>Mutations</strong> — the ash rewrites your body and reshapes your deck: it adds, removes, upgrades, weakens. It's inflicted, not chosen. You don't fully control who you're becoming.<br></li><li><strong>Anatomical trades</strong> — the opposite: this one you choose. Give up human parts, receive implants from the ash-smiths. Every graft has a clear bonus and a clear cost. You always decide — and always give something up.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Four ways to refuse to give in</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li><strong>The Jackal</strong> — lone scavenger. Fast, fragile, bleed and scaling combos.<br></li><li><strong>The War Medic</strong> — frontline surgeon. Pain, heals, slow detonations. Rewards planning.<br></li><li><strong>The Defiled</strong> — soldier of tin. Slow tank, embers and plating, nearly unbreakable.<br></li><li><strong>The Mutant</strong> — exposed to the ash. A deck that mutates as you go, high risk. For those who know what they're doing.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >A world with weight</h2>Turn-based combat with drag-and-arrow targeting, cumulative bleed, blocks, dodges, and enemies with unique signature abilities. A map that regenerates every run — fights, elites, events, ambushes, merchants — and the tunnels of the Dead Line between acts. Nothing is free. Every choice leaves a mark.<h2 class="bb_tag" >The ethics of the game</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>No loot boxes.<br></li><li>No pay-to-win.<br></li><li>No mechanics that punish you for not paying.</li></ul>Just a game that asks you one thing: how much of yourself are you willing to leave in the ash?<h2 class="bb_tag" >Made by one person</h2>Ultima Cenere is built by a single Italian designer, at night, with AI as a working companion. Every mechanical and narrative choice remains his. It's a small game, made with care, trying to say something about loss.<br><br><strong>Wishlist it</strong> to know when the ash catches fire.

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