Tracking since Sep 18 — growth appears once we have a second daily reading.
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1.0.20Sep 7, 2026 · seen Sep 18, 2026
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Dead Man’s Deck is a fast-paced roguelike card game where every draw is a risk-and-reward decision.
Draw cards, build your score, combine Joker cards and special effects, then cash out before one bad draw turns the run against you.
Do you draw one more card for a higher score, or stop at the perfect moment and protect what you have earned?
This strategy card game is all about reading the deck, managing risk and knowing exactly when to push your luck.
CHANGE YOUR FATE WITH SPECIAL CARDS
Multiply your score with X2 and X4.
Grab powerful bonuses with +15 and +50.
Use Lucky to escape danger, Peek to reveal the next card and Reroll to give yourself another chance.
But watch out for cursed cards. They can reduce your score, cut your earnings and bring a promising run dangerously close to the end.
BUILD POWERFUL JOKER COMBOS
Discover different Joker cards during every run.
Combine their effects, create powerful card combos and synergies, and adapt your strategy to the Jokers you find.
The right combination can turn an ordinary hand into a massive score.
PUSH YOUR LUCK — OR CASH OUT
Every extra card creates a new decision.
Keep drawing and chase a bigger score, or stop before the deck turns against you.
Watch the remaining cards, weigh the risk versus reward and decide how far you are willing to go.
The rules are easy to learn, but mastering the risk takes strategy.
FEATURES
• Fast-paced roguelike card game gameplay
• Strategic push-your-luck and risk-reward mechanics
• X2, X4, +15, +50, Lucky, Peek and Reroll special cards
• Unique Joker cards with different effects
• Powerful card combos and Joker synergies
• Different decisions and strategies every run
• Quick mobile card game sessions
• Dark fantasy pixel art
• Easy to learn, difficult to master
• High replayability
Build your score.
Read the deck.
Choose your risk.
Most importantly: know when to stop.