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Includes 2 items: Tridan, A Game About Flipping Cards. Bundle info
Starting with just 1 card, keep on manually flipping cards as you unlock more card slots, increasing your probability to score higher Poker Hands:
Increase each Card's Mult & Upgrade how much each Poker Hands scores.
Unlock up to 7 card slots, and invest your earnings to increase the flipping speed of your cards.
Progress through the Upgrade Tree to unlock quicker and automated ways to flip cards.
Unlock the Shop Terminal to customize your deck:
Apply Card Updates onto each card add modifiers to it.
Purchase Jokers, and modify the outcome of each Poker Hand.
Fully Customize your Decks and alter the odds.
Progress to unlock more Terminals, with multiple versions of the game all running at once:
Each Poker Terminal uses its own deck, allowing you to have a different strategy for each one.
Switch between each hand by opening the Terminal Overview, and watch your automation print cash
Unlock the Blackjack Terminal and scale your earnings. Play at your own risk!
Did you read the title? That's the game, I promise. Flip cards to make money to buy upgrades to make more money to buy more upgrades to make more money. There is no other goal than that.
Buy A Game About Flipping Cards in Sri Lanka for Rs. 1,749. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Indie, Strategy.
The game feels unfinished. There is nothing to do after about an hour of gameplay and the performance is questionable at best.
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Very short. Very confusing but also too simple, UI unintuitive and annoying, gameplay systems are unbalanced/don't interact satisfyingly or feel good to interact with. I love this kind of game and see this has potential, but it's pretty rough in its current state.
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unfortunately i cannot recommend this game. It has potential to become a good one but not in a near future. It lacks upgrades in the shop and you are getting them too fast, to the point where after playing for an hour you have everything there is to get. Ascending cards is a good thing, but its pointless due to lack of its inpact on the game. Overall if it's for something like 1$ i would buy it
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I actually managed to finish the game and 100% of the trophies in less than an hour, which shows how lacking the gameplay is and how easy the game is. Even though I loved the demo, but paying almost $5 for one hour of gameplay seems a bit much to me.
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This game is not worth your time. The skill tree is wholly out of whack: it's presented as a cross where you can progress however you'd like, but the cost of each branch is so dissimilar it's hard not to think about it as first, second, third, fourth. The skill tree is kind of dull; it unlocks game features but most of the value comes from upgrading card slots and hand values. There's nothing wrong with the multiplier mechanic, but it falls very short of being able to carry the game on its own, and that's what's being asked of it. I'm not the point of blackjack at all, the values are not consistent with what the poker tables are pulling down. The shop is bizarre: you don't add standard cards to your deck, you paint over the existing ones with the effects you buy, but jokers *are* added to the deck, but jokers are not wild, so they can screw up your hands. Also, "transform" sounds awfully permanent but it's not, "transform" effects are transient. I had over a hundred thousand shop tokens in my pocket. Buying a joker costs 90. It feels like somebody forgot to balance the intake speed of shop tokens. And someone forgot to QA blackjack tokens at all - either I'm fundamentally misunderstanding something, or blackjack tokens are simply not paying out when they should. Once you've sped up the card animation past a certain point, you don't really. get to enjoy watching your cards pop off. You kind of get a flash of the cards and the announcement of what your hand was, and that's kind of it. And somehow, despite being a card flipping game with retro-style graphics, it manages to stutter every so often.