Fate Dealer

I enjoy this quiz game. Quite similar to The Million Pound Drop, Place your money on the trapdoors and hope you got it right or that money is gone! Players can hedge their bets if they are unsure by placing their money on multiple answers. Questions in the beginning are ridiculously easy so of course the player will want to continue to win larger amounts of money. In later rounds , the answers do get more difficult but don't let that deter you as the range of knowledge will vary from player to player. Art and Entertainment were easier categories for me than Philosophy for example. I'm playing this alone but I think it could be great fun for streamers to share with their chats or a few friends on discord to enjoy together. For a game that costs so little, it's worth picking up! I like the fact that it has photo questions too . My only gripe is that I've had a few repeat questions but hopefully the game will be updated with more. Until then, I will keep trying to reach that Million.

Slow And Clunky For Me Takes To Long To Ask Questions Overall Good Enough For A Deep Sale Price

"The game is so simple yet it insists upon itself." While the game attempts to wrap a trivia quiz in a dark, "torture sim" aesthetic, it ultimately fails to provide enough engaging gameplay outside of answering general knowledge questions. It lacks the intense, high-stakes interactivity of similar genre titles. I wouldn't recommend it as it is essentially just a standard trivia game with unnecessary fanfare. [url=https://www.youtube.com/live/cHfWakJa-0c?t=1h5m10s]Gameplay[/url]

A very entertaining and original game. The round system works exceptionally well: in each round, you decide whether to continue answering to win more money or to stop and secure your winnings, while the difficulty increases with more options and only one correct answer. The concept reminds me a lot of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, but with a modern format and great visual style. Easy to understand, tense to play, and with a very polished presentation. Highly recommended.

Fate Dealer is a psychological horror trivia game that transforms ordinary quiz questions into a nerve-racking contest where intelligence alone is not enough to guarantee survival. Developed by Anguish Dealer and published by HeadArrow, the game introduces players to a mysterious captor known only as the Dealer, who traps them inside a grim chamber and offers a disturbing bargain. Freedom is possible, but only for those capable of answering increasingly difficult questions while resisting the temptation to gamble for even greater rewards. The premise immediately stands out because it combines psychological tension, strategic decision-making, and trivia into a surprisingly cohesive experience that focuses as much on human greed as it does on knowledge. Rather than following the structure of a conventional quiz game, Fate Dealer constantly raises the pressure by attaching meaningful consequences to every decision. Each correct answer moves players one step closer to escape, but the Dealer continuously offers opportunities to risk everything for larger payouts. Walking away safely is always an option, yet the lure of additional money and valuable prizes creates an internal conflict t…

Questions are decent and the levels are cool concept but the game itself has some major performance issues. Slow and clunky. After every win or loss the game just goes to a black screen forcing a total restart of the game if you want another go. Started having repeat questions within the 3rd restart. Performance overall really holds it back.