Apokerlypse

I would rather recommend it if card games are "your thing". There is not enough similarity with poker here. + Heroes are very varied and have different gameplay. However, it seems that achieving balance is difficult. + A lot of different options and variations. Every run is different. - The games are a bit slow for my taste - about 1 hour per run. - No roguelike progress - at the end of each run you get a rank, but it doesn't change anything for the next run. Or does it? I didn't realize that it would. - Incomplete translations into English. Achievements and some in-game texts. Unfortunately, I can't read hieroglyphs.

After almost 4 hours im really liking this game. I am slowly getting into rougelike card games and feel like this is a great start for me! Im so happy they reached out to me to try this game , i would love to see more variety in the shop and more characters get introduced, i find myself coming back to play late at night in the evening its something i can easily pick up and leave on and pick back up right where i left off!

Do you like poker? Well have I got a game that is similar but not anything like it! This is fun with 2 people. Unsure if 3 (or the plan for 4) make it better. It is a lot of fun. You play "poker" with power ups (belatro versus?) I will start with the issues Rules are vague on why some hands do not work. Someone lays down a "triplet" (three of a kind) You need to toss a better hand down! Except it won't let you throw the full house down. No explanation on why. I assume it's cause this feels more like Mahjong than poker, so it uses similar logic, instead of poker logic. It is annoying but once you figure out that part, its fun. Good game, worth paying some moneys for. Also I like the devs. they make decent games. Please buy to support them so they keep making games. (Make a RTS next please!)

GOOD

Apokerlypse takes the familiar foundation of poker and transforms it into a chaotic roguelike strategy experience where every match feels like a battle of wits and adaptation. Developed and published by Breaker Games, the title places players in a bizarre end-of-the-world tavern populated by eccentric challengers, demonic powers, and constantly shifting rules. Rather than focusing on traditional poker alone, the game builds an entirely new layer of strategy around special chips and modifiers that can dramatically alter how hands are played and scored. The result is a game that feels accessible on the surface but gradually reveals a surprising amount of depth. The heart of Apokerlypse lies in its customization system. Throughout each run, players acquire powerful demon chips that reshape gameplay in unexpected ways. Some chips enhance scoring opportunities, while others completely change how certain hands function. This system encourages experimentation, rewarding players who are willing to take risks and discover unusual combinations. Every successful run feels unique because the available upgrades constantly push players toward different strategies. Instead of relying purely on l…

Nice game