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Build a cyberdeck, explore a hostile grid, manage tactical cards, and fight through the Glass Tower one decision at a time.

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Build a cyberdeck, explore a hostile grid, manage tactical cards, and fight through the Glass Tower one decision at a time.

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About this app

Thank you for playing NEONNET. You bring the patience, nerve, and good judgment that the Glass Tower demands, and this game is built for players who enjoy earning a win one careful decision at a time.

NEONNET is a cyberpunk roguelite RPG for iPhone and iPad. Build a cyberdeck, explore a hostile grid, manage a hand of tactical cards, and use terminal commands to survive a tower full of robots, malware, processes, cabinets, and bad options. Every run asks you to read the room before you act.

The Glass Tower is a turn-based dungeon crawler where position, health, cards, credits, ICE, installed software, and the next command all matter. Move through rooms and corridors, reveal the map, inspect threats, and choose whether this is the moment to attack, hack, retreat, save, or descend. The tower does not reward random taps. It rewards a plan.

What you can do:

– Build a cyberdeck with attack, defense, hack, draw, and utility cards.
– Manage draw, hand, discard, and exhaust piles during a live run.
– Play a card when timing is right, or hold it for the next dangerous room.
– Explore a turn-based grid with fog of war, stairs, events, cabinets, and hostile robots.
– Use map, look, scan, status, inventory, deck, and objectives commands to assess the floor.
– Attack robots directly or attempt a hack when the reward justifies the risk.
– Trace hostile processes before committing to a breach.
– Kill dangerous PIDs, bury zombie tasks, and keep your process table under control.
– Jack in for higher-risk intrusion turns and manage the consequences.
– Install software that strengthens the build you have, then remove tools that no longer fit.
– Open cabinets, earn credits, spend ICE, and weigh each market decision.
– Resolve floor events, gather story fragments, complete quests, and unlock trophies.
– Choose starter deck profiles with different early-game rhythms.
– Review operator rank, run history, and notable actions between attempts.
– Save named runs and continue when you have time for another floor.
– Play offline without relying on a constant connection.

Why NEONNET feels different:

– Strategy comes before reflexes. Every action is turn-based, so you can think before committing.
– The deck-builder system keeps each run flexible. A strong hand can become a weak hand if you spend it at the wrong time.
– Terminal commands are part of the game, not decoration. They provide direct access to movement, scouting, combat, software, cards, quests, and process management.
– The process table creates a second tactical layer beyond robot combat. A clean floor can still become dangerous if you ignore malware, worms, or critical tasks.
– The retro terminal presentation supports quick scanning while the visual map keeps your current position clear.
– Short sessions still matter. You can scout a room, resolve an event, tune a deck, clear a process, or save a run without needing an uninterrupted evening.

Built for players who enjoy cyberpunk games, roguelite RPGs, deck builder card games, tactical grid crawlers, terminal games, hacking fiction, robot combat, turn-based strategy, sci-fi dungeon crawlers, and compact offline mobile games with real planning depth.

NEONNET is not an idle tapper or a reflex-heavy action game. It is a tactical hacking RPG where the best move is sometimes a careful scan, a saved card, a clean escape, or a retreat before the system closes in. Check the grid, count the hand, watch the process table, and make the next turn yours.

Your run can be as brief or as deep as you want. Learn the tower floor by floor, turn a rough opening hand into a working build, and leave every encounter with a clearer idea of what to do next. The tower resets, but your judgment carries forward.