Six players, one tarot deck, and a room lit by candles. Everyone at the table swears they know how the night ends. Most of them are wrong. A trick-taking card game of nerve and quiet arithmetic for 2–6 players online — or one player against the machines.
Some card illustrations were created with image-generation tools, then selected and edited by the developer.
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Some card illustrations were created with the assistance of image-generation tools, then hand-selected, edited, and arranged by the developer. Game design, rules, code, UI, and writing are human-made
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