Run your own card grading company in this first-person simulator. Inspect customer cards for flaws, assign grades, and seal them in slabs bearing your custom label. Reveal the results, ship completed orders, and earn your grading fees.
AI tools helped create sound effects and music as pre-made content.
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AI tools helped create card artwork and certain 3D assets as pre-made content.
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Generative AI tools were used during development to help create card artwork, certain 3D assets, sound effects, and music. These assets are included as pre-made content. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
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Growth
Wishlists est.20Likely 10–307–14× Steam followers
Steam followers2Tracking since Sep 23, 2026Steam · public
Followers 24h—Tracking since Sep 23, 2026Steam · daily
7-day growth—Tracking since Sep 23, 2026Sep 18 – Sep 24
How we estimate wishlists. Steam games typically collect 7–14 wishlists per follower; we use 10× as the central figure.
Steam followers
2 now · Daily snapshot of public Steam data
Collecting dataGameDB started tracking this game on Sep 23, 2026. The chart fills in as daily snapshots arrive; the latest reading is 2.
Why it’s here: Announced recently · 2 followers. Upcoming games rank by Steam follower growth over the last day and week, weighed against the audience they already have. Released and upcoming games are charted separately; estimates and stars are never mixed in.
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