Indie tabletop studio
I'm Valliberum, a solo designer creating quirky card games that you can download, print, and play. This space is where you can support the journey, discover the vision behind the projects, and grab physical copies when they're available.
All physical releases currently live on Shopify. Prints are produced in small batches, so the easiest way to secure a copy is through the storefront below.
Go to Shopify →Every game can be downloaded as a PDF from itch.io so you can print at home for free.
Download on itch.io →Other products
NewTwo companion projects expand Valliberum into digital spaces: an AI toolkit for serious office workflows, and a playful universe of browser-ready games. Dive in below to explore both worlds.
AI tools platform
A suite of AI-augmented productivity tools designed for office workers and creatives. Ergoki blends AI prompts with practical utilities so you can gather information, shape documents, and run repeatable systems without giving up oversight.
Browser games collection
An evolving collection of original video games you can play instantly in your browser. Each title experiments with mechanics, mood, and storytelling while keeping the plug-and-play accessibility of the web.
Vision
I love creating card games but, unfortunately, I'm not a visual artist myself. For this reason, I use AI to create the artwork for my card games and, to be honest, I don't think I could create them the same way without it. However, nothing would give me more joy than to see prints of the games with real art created by real artists.
Unfortunately, as I write this, I'm working on a zero budget and can't allow myself to invest more into a hobby like that. So here's the plan.
First of all, if you're an artist and you'd like to create the art for a set or even for a few cards, I'll send you a copy of the game you're interested in for free.
Second, if you do create a set, we can release it together and I'll share the profits with you.
Regardless, anyone can download the pdf files and print their own version of the game for free on the itch.io website. The physical version has to be paid for, after all it's a real thing that needs to be produced, but even though I did put a lot of effort into creating these games, I wouldn't feel comfortable charging for a product that relies so heavily on AI art.