You realize doppelgangers exist right ? It was confirmed a long time ago they wouldn ' t merge . <| sep |> you best get in line <| sep |> Yes you should . It ' s Shoji Kawamori ' s version of getter robo sort off . <| sep |> I voted Slime Rancher for that one . Those chickens are unbearably cute . <| sep |> It IS something TTS can do . But at its base level , all you have is a physics simulation table on which to import assets . On a deeper level , there is scripting support . It can do pretty much everything you ' ve described . It could make a certain carddeck intangible until it was time to use it or hide it under the table . It can be used to check where you ' ve dropped a card and reference a where can this go list you made for that card . Or it can run logic to check if other things are in place to allow the card to be used . Additionally , it can automatically deal cards , move things , etc . If you have any experience with Lua it takes very little time to pick up because the Knowledge Base link in sidebar has very good documentation of the APIIf you have 0 experience in coding , there are guides to help you get started rrn . If you are not interested in learning Lua , then you could include rules on cards . Certain cards can only be played in certain places ? Give those places special icons then put the special icon on the card . IMO , the best kind of games almost never send you to the rulebook because they try to put the information out in the assets . Want to keep a deck off to the side until such and such a point in a game ? Make a custom model bag which says when to pull out the deck and keep the side deck in it . There ' s a lot of little ways to improve the way people interact with a game .