DAGURI: Gambling Apocalypse

1) Buy crypto 2) Its price drops 3) Profit!

DAGURI is very addictive. The game isn’t balanced particularly well… but honestly, that feels like the point. Gambling isn’t fair! I had a blast experimenting with different ways to exploit the mechanics and chase absurd profit. My progression of “winning” the game went something like this: Win #1: Online auction flipping Win #2: Sell cards → win tournaments → mine crypto Win #3 (Hard Mode): Sell Level 5 swords → rooster fights → Ace Breakers (I was making money faster than crypto mining — about 40mil per win) It’s a great game for a certain kind of player — those who enjoy optimizing broken systems and laughing at how degenerate their strategies become. Not for everyone, but if you like games like Balatro and have $2 to spare, you’ll definitely get your money’s worth. Questions I Still Have I could equip the sword, but I never found any other equipment — is there more out there? Is the only secret/cheat turning horses into anime girls? (If so… incredible choice.) Wishlist / Suggestions Add a practical investment option like mutual funds: something more stable than crypto, but better returns than the basic bank interest. Overall: chaotic, janky, hilarious — and I enjoyed…

either this game is really good or I'm really into gambling, your call

DAGURI: Gambling Apocalypse is an unusual indie title developed by DakeCraft and published by PsychoFlux Entertainment that blends RPG Maker-style exploration with a sprawling assortment of gambling activities. At its core, the game tells the story of Daguri, a former hero who saved the world only to squander his reward money in a reckless casino binge. Now buried in debt, he attempts to claw his way back to financial stability by doing the very thing that ruined him in the first place—gambling. This ironic premise shapes the entire experience, infusing the game with a tone that is equal parts dark comedy and cautionary absurdity. Structurally, the game presents a top-down 2D overworld reminiscent of classic RPG Maker projects. Players wander through towns and gambling hubs, interacting with various NPCs and accessing a wide range of betting-based mini-games. Traditional casino staples such as blackjack, poker, roulette, and slot machines sit alongside less conventional systems like horse racing, loot boxes, cryptocurrency mining, and even an in-game trading card game. The sheer breadth of gambling options is one of the title’s defining traits. Rather than centering on a single po…

A ver, me pesa poner un voto negativo a un juego indie de un estudio minúsculo, que encima pone su juego a un precio tan barato., pero es que tiene fallos gordos. Las apuestas en casi todos los casos pierdes más dinero del que ganas. Esto es lo que pasa en el mundo real, pero en un videojuego siempre hay alguna forma de poner las probabilidades a tu favor. Aqui no, o no la he encontrado. Es puro azar, incluso en los juegos que no debería ser del todo. Por ejemplo, en las carreras de caballo, te dan unas probabilidades de ganar. El caballo con más probabilidades con mucho, según el juego, jamás ha ganado, y el que menos ha ganado con frecuencia. Hay juegos de cartas, en la que los banca hace trampas directamente. Aunque esto está hecho a posta, ya que sólo pasa en los locales "turbios", pero frusta al jugador.

This game is exactly what it advertises itself to be: A gambling game. There are various options for gambling, like black jack, roulette, lottery tickets, horse racing (with an anime horse girl toggle), selling items from videogame loot boxes, and more, along with other ways to earn money, like crypto mining, ♥♥♥♥ fighting, and card games. I'm leaving a good review because the game plays fine and isn't deceptive about what it is, but at the end of the day the entire game is just gambling with fake money. If you don't find gambling fun, then you may not like this game. If you like gambling, this may be for you. Either way, it's only $3 (down to $1 on sale), so it's not too big of a deal if you end up not liking it.