Pack Ripper is a hands-on trading card incremental game where every pack is yours to tear open, and the next big pull is always one rip away.
Drag along the seal to rip each pack, then flick through your pulls one card at a time. Sell the junk, bind the hits, and watch the binder fill up page by page. The ripping itself is the game: trace the line clean and your cards come out Gem Mint, but slip and even your best pull comes out scuffed and worth less. Level up your packs for better foil odds, guaranteed rares, and God Packs where every card shines.
Graduate a series to start fresh. Money and upgrades reset, but the binder stays, and the fuller it is, the more Rep you earn for permanent upgrades that change the rules.
Mouse only, 40 to 60 minutes, and best in fullscreen. Pack Ripper is also on Steam.
How to Play
Drag along the seal of a pack to rip it open, then flick through the cards one at a time. Sort the pulls: sell the junk for cash, bind the hits into your binder, and keep going until the next pack is worth opening. Spend cash on pack upgrades for better foil odds, guaranteed rares, and God Packs. When you have finished a series, graduate it to prestige — money and upgrades reset, but the binder and the Rep it earns stay with you.
Controls
Mouse only — drag along the seal to rip a pack, click cards to inspect, and click again to sell or bind them.
Tips & Tricks
Trace the rip line slowly and cleanly; a slip means even your best pull comes out scuffed and worth less.
Graduating a series is a prestige, not a loss — the binder stays and a fuller binder earns more Rep for permanent upgrades.
The developer recommends playing in fullscreen for the 40 to 60 minute run.
Features
Free to play in the browser on HTML5
Made with Unity
Trading card incremental with a physical rip-to-open gesture
Card grading: clean rips come out Gem Mint, slips come out scuffed
Pack upgrades: better foil odds, guaranteed rares, and God Packs
Prestige progression that keeps your binder and grants permanent Rep upgrades
Mouse-only controls, 40 to 60 minutes per run
Also listed on Steam
Latest Updates
Added to PlayBloo
Rip, sort, sell, repeat — a hands-on trading card incremental where the next big pull is one rip away.. Discovered on itch.io's new releases feed and added to the PlayBloo catalogue with verified source details.