Medusa press kit

Fact sheet

Developer	Koonixlabs (independent)
Genre	Duel card game, 2 to 4 players (you against 1 to 3 bots)
Platforms	Web (playable now) · iPhone (coming soon to the App Store) · Android (later)
Release	Browser version available now; iPhone release 2026
Price	Free to play, with one optional Full Game unlock. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-game currency
Match length	About 6 to 8 minutes
Languages	English
Website	koonixlabs.com/medusa
Contact	support@koonixlabs.com

Short description

Medusa is a fast duel card game: draw two, make three plays, and outlast up to three rivals. Somewhere in the deck waits one Medusa, and she can turn the whole table to stone.

About the game

Medusa: Last Snake Standing is a bright, quick-to-learn card battler for one player against up to three computer rivals. Every turn you draw two cards and make up to three plays from a 106-card deck of attacks, shields, heals, skips and tricks.

Answers keep everyone guessing: Divert sends an attack to a random rival, Reflect throws it back, and alliances are only ever one-way. And there is exactly one Medusa. She can be played on your turn or in answer to anyone else's card, cancelling it, wiping every lasting effect from the table and striking every other player.

Medusa plays fully offline with no account, no ads and no tracking. It started life as a real-world card game, inspired by the likes of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon TCG and Monopoly Deal, and was rebuilt from the ground up for phones and the web.

Key features

Fast duels of about six to eight minutes.
32 different cards, each with hand-painted art, and exactly one Medusa.
Answer cards (Divert, Reflect, Medusa) that you can play on other players' turns.
One to three rivals at Easy, Normal or Hard, each with a face and a play style.
Comic-book combat effects, with Reduced Motion and Reduced Flashes options.
Daily challenges and milestones, all stored on your device.
Free to play with one optional unlock. No ads, no loot boxes.