Cross My Heart
a game of calls, hearts, and the sea that keeps
Raising the sails…
Cross My Heart
Sign in to keep your collection, decks, cosmetics and progress — one identity across web, iPhone and Android.
Accounts are real: Google sign-in is verified with Google, email passwords are stored hashed, and your profile is saved to your account — sign in on any device and your collection is there.
Choose your first deck
Every new player chooses one themed starter deck. It is yours to keep — its cards enter your collection, and you can build more decks from everything you earn.
Cross My HeartThe harbour is open.
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Tap a card for its actions — play it, set it as Energy, or inspect it.
Your Packs
MythicRareUncommonCommon — no glow
Collection
Deck Builder
What are we building?
New Deck starts from an empty list. Edit Deck opens one of your saved decks in the builder. Build for me picks a Captain and builds the best deck it can from the cards you own — with a written guide to sailing it.
The Shop
The Shop takes Doubloons only — earned through play. Salvage is spent at the Crafting Bench, never here.
The Crafting Bench
The Bench takes Salvage — melted duplicates — and Blank Charters. Salvage re-crafts copies of cards you have owned before only; it can never make a first copy. A Blank Charter crafts any one card you have never owned.
Copies that sit in your decks are protected — they can never be melted, and they don't count toward the playset you keep. The kept playset is counted from your loose copies only.
Craft with Salvage (owned before)
Craft with a Blank Charter (a first copy)
Friends
Friends live on your account: add friends by their tag, see who is online, and challenge a friend directly into a private match room. Everything on this page is real — your list follows your account across devices.
Game invites
An invite is an explicit invitation: it sits pending until your friend accepts, and the match begins the moment they do. (A room code, below, is the cold-challenge route.)
Challenge by room code
Share a room code with anyone; whoever enters it takes the other seat, and the match begins the moment both decks are ready. Codes are honoured by the server-held rooms — one shared table, both captains live.
