Super Coupon Club: The Roguelike Deck Builder Where Grandmas Fight Back

Super Coupon Club is a roguelike deck builder card game where you use counterfeit coupons to bankrupt a giant supermarket. It plays right in your browser, and yes, your team is a squad of grandmas.

The setup is great. Victoria and her crew of underground coupon counterfeiters — the Super Coupon Club — are done watching the new Corporate Super Mart take over their town. So they hit back the only way they know how. Coupons. Lots of them.

How a Run Works

You get 7 rounds to take the Super Mart down. Each round, the register shows a TOTAL you have to clear before your transactions run out. Miss it, and whatever’s left gets pulled from your BUDGET. If your budget can’t cover the gap, that’s game over. Simple rule, but it keeps every round tense.

Think of it like checkout day with a stack of coupons and one goal: pay nothing.

Coupons Are Your Cards

There are up to 25 unique coupons, and they don’t all do the same job. Some generate stuff. Some boost other coupons. Some chip away at categories, and others bite straight into the total. And here’s the thing — the order you play them matters. Running a percent-off coupon before or after your other discounts can change everything.

Categories add up to make each round’s total, but you don’t need to zero every one of them out. Sometimes attacking the total directly is the smarter play. Figuring out which route is cheaper is where the puzzle part kicks in.

Credits

Art, programming, audio, design, and everything else by Gizmo199. The receipt-printer sound (“interac machine beeps modem dial tear paper receipt.flac”) comes from kyles on Freesound. Extra samples and foley are from Cymatics, Echo Soundworks, and Fesliyan Studios. The Input library was made by Juju Adams and Offalynne, with the Scribble library also by Juju Adams. The color scheme uses the Cheese Palette by Gors.

Game Controls

• Mouse — recommended way to play
• Keyboard — supported
• Gamepad — supported, still being polished

As always, remember to have fun!