Original conceptual pixel-art illustration of blank cards on a desk overlooking desolate ruins; not a game screenshot.

Original conceptual illustration — not a gameplay screenshot.

Independent Fan-Made Guide

One Turn Kill

Build a focused deck and defeat each enemy within one turn. Learn how draw costs, card order, and skill synergy shape this single-player card battler.

  • 1 turn to defeat each enemy
  • 20-card deck limit
  • Steam release: Jan 15, 2026
  • Switch and Switch 2: Oct 29, 2026

01 / Start Here

Your One Turn Kill Journey

Choose the question that matters for your next battle.

Official resources

Stay close to the source.

Find the exact game and check its publisher, official trailer and announcements before relying on changing details.

02 / Topics

A clear next move.

Guides to One Turn Kill rules, deck planning, card effects, platforms and official information.

03 / The Deck Notebook

One question. A focused guide.

Start with documented rules, then use current card text to make your next decision.

04 / The game

What is One Turn Kill?

One Turn Kill is a single-player PvE card game developed by DenDen and published by Waku Waku Games. Its battles ask you to defeat the enemy within your first turn.

The deck is limited to 20 cards, and drawing cards forms the cost of playing them. Cards and skills can support one another, so deck construction and action order matter.

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Developer
DenDen
Publisher
Waku Waku Games
Platforms
Windows, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
Genre
PvE Card Strategy
Deck Limit
20 cards
Battle Limit
1 turn
Players
Single-player

How this archive works

Clear sources. Useful guides.

Official Steam, publisher and Nintendo material anchor the documented facts. Editorial suggestions are labeled, and changing card effects or platform details need current confirmation.

Read our methodology

Your next step

Plan Your Next One-Turn Win

Start with the core rules, build around useful card and skill interactions, and check current in-game text as your deck develops.