Satisfying pack-ripping and binder-filling loop
Mentioned in ~1 in 3 positive reviews
“it is a pure incremental dopemine rush throughout”
Steam review · 5.2 h played ↗
Rip It! Card Collector
Worth buying? What 130 Steam reviews say.Worth buying? Here’s what 130 Steam reviews actually say.
Mostly Positive · 72%Mostly Positive · 72%Cybernetic Walrus2026Incremental · Simulation · Casual
−10%$6.99$6.29
US Steam price, checked 2 h ago
The verdict
A short, cozy pack-ripping incremental with charming art, finishable in about 3-5 hours. Skip it if you want depth or replay value, or can't tolerate launch crashes.
Great for
Incremental fans who want a cheap, relaxing evening of pack opening and binder filling
Main risk
Frequent crashes and save problems, plus only a few hours of content that goes on autopilot
What players love
Good value for the low price
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 positive reviews
“Very enjoyable experience for the low Price.”
Steam review · 3.7 h played ↗
Developers patched crashes quickly
Mentioned in ~1 in 7 positive reviews
“once the devs pushed a hotfix the game stopped crashing”
Steam review · 10.6 h played ↗
Charming original art and sound
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“The artstyle of both the station and the cards is charming, the sound design is great”
Steam review · 6.8 h played ↗
Cozy, relaxing vibe
Mentioned in ~1 in 10 positive reviews
“A fun, relaxing game to play after a long day at work.”
Steam review · 5.3 h played ↗
What players complain about
Frequent crashes
Mentioned in ~3 in 5 negative reviews
“Completed in 3,5hours with around 20 crashes after using the automatic pack opening”
Steam review · 3.5 h played ↗
Save corruption and other bugs
Mentioned in ~2 in 5 negative reviews
“at 85% completion the game would no longer load my save file or any of the previous autosaves.”
Steam review · 2.5 h played ↗
Turns into autopilot, repetitive
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“the game devolves into buy boxes, auto open boxes, auto load into binder, auto sell all the duplicates”
Steam review · 2.6 h played ↗
Very short with little replay value
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 negative reviews
“100%ed game in 3 hours. No replay value. I do not recommend.”
Steam review · 3.2 h played ↗
Default bad luck protection and settings reset block 100%
Mentioned in ~1 in 6 negative reviews
“Settings keep resetting when loading a save file which makes the hardest achievment impossible it seems.”
Steam review · 6 h played ↗
Tedious manual binder slotting
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 negative reviews
“Slotting cards into a numbered binder isn't fun, it's tedious.”
Steam review · 0.4 h played ↗
System requirements
From the Steam store page
Steam Deck: Unknown6 GB
Minimum
OSWindows 10
ProcessorRyzen 3 2200G / Intel i5-7400
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsAMD RX 570 / Nvidia GTX 1060
Storage6 GB available space
OSWindows 10
ProcessorRyzen 3 2200G / Intel i5-7400
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsAMD RX 570 / Nvidia GTX 1060
Storage6 GB available space
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