Ekeko

Bargain with a corrupted Andean deity by playing cards in a horror roguelite.

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  • Mouse drag cards to the altar

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About the game

Build an offering on an altar tray for the Ekeko, an Andean god of abundance who has gone rotten. The setting is the Alasitas fair, where the Ekeko once handed over a house, a car, a diploma and a heart. Now he has come to collect.

Three acts of five rounds each, with the debt climbing every act. Scoring from chips plus card values, multiplied by combos and relics. Named combos like Ritual Pair, Full Table, Holy Trinity and Sacred Altar. Unnamed combos to discover, including Perfect Offering and Grand Rituals. The Dried Lamb, hidden somewhere, its meaning clear only once found. Falling short of a demand, with the outcome kept from you.

Drag each miniature card to the altar. Beat the demand in each encounter. Play with the mouse alone. Sessions are meant to be short. The game includes subtitles and options for color-blind players.

Ekeko is the first game from AdriverBuilds, a 20-year-old solo developer from Bolivia. According to the creator, AI assisted with both the code and the graphics.

It ranks #80 of 588 games all-time, going by its jam placement until players rate it. How rankings work

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How it was made

Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form. Evidence: inferred from the project.

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Code by AI
Most of it
Engine
Godot
Players
Single player
Jam
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Controls

  • Mouse
  • Mouse drag cards to the altar
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