Into Oblivion

Into Oblivion

Tenth&Hess Games · 2018 · Card Battler, Collectathon, Casual, PvP, Crafting

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About Into Oblivion

Into Oblivion is a drinking contest of ridiculous proportion. Each player is dealt five item cards per round and attempts to make one of many mixed drinks for themselves or their opponents. Some drinks have additional status effects, some will make you puke instantly, while others just leave a funny taste in your mouth. Mix, swap, and serve drinks to chip away at, or boost, each other's precious health, liver, and drunkenness to win.In this game, it is all about how you drink. Into Oblivion features three main modes: normal, Top Shelf, and The Sobering. Half-way through all modes, there is a half-time, dice rolling mini-game called Midnight. Keeping at least one die per round, you will try to score a 1 and 4 then all other dice are your points. You'll net a fancy trophy and bonus points for your final score by winning. In normal mode, you will compete to get the highest drunk score you can without going overboard. Of course you can always tank your opponent's liver to double the amount of drunk points they accumulate per drink, pushing them over the limit. Or you can reduce their health to zero and end the match fast. Use your accumulated drinks list, various status effects, or brutal mixology to win. If there is a tie, don't worry; everything is scored during a match so the points will decide in the end. In Top Shelf, you can only use special mixed drinks. Generic sludge drinks won't have any affect but will, however, count towards your end score. Learn new drinks on the fly or buy the Bartender's Book from the Shady Merchant to get the upper-hand. Utilize status effects to your advantage and slang one of 209 drinks to win. Beyond that, same rules apply as in normal mode: higher drunk score the better, reduce health to zero, or score decides the winner. In The Sobering, you are trying to keep your wits about you and your drunk score to a minimum. Ideally zero, or at least lower than your opponent. Keep an eye on your liver though, if it hits zero then you start taking double the drunk points per drink. Just like the previous two modes, knocking out the health score can instantly win the match and the score breaks all ties.
The game has the following features best laid out in list format with snappy phrases like:
  • Face off against eight different characters in single-player mode
  • Various outfits, hair styles, and accessories
  • Soundtrack by Macabre Gandhi and David Totten
  • Personal and global statistics on debauchery
  • Our favorite half-time mini-game Midnight
  • Steamworks multiplayer with invites
  • A leaderboard system of true alcoholics
  • 55 item cards to mix, match, and drink
  • 215 mixed drink recipes
  • 30 temporary buffs to save your hide or sabotage you
  • Drink in various locations around Starkham
  • Bet against friends and foes to acquire coins
  • Upgrade and unlock gear at the Shady Merchant's shop
  • 40 achievements to obtain
  • Halloween, X-Mas, St. Patrick's Day, and Easter Event modes
The game features online and LAN cross-platform multiplayer for Linux, Mac, and Windows so you can drink your buddies under the table no matter what operating system they use. Steamworks is now integrated so you can invite folks to your lobby through Steam or just browse for an open game.
Can't find a game? Don't like multiplayer? Face off against eight different "special" bots or a series of randomly generated generic ones in single-player.

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players appreciate the competitive fun of tricking opponents into drinking disgusting concoctions, with the game shining in multiplayer scenarios where the absurdity and strategy create memorable moments. However, the tutorial poorly explains the recipe system and ingredient mechanics, leaving new players confused until they discover these features themselves or try advanced modes. The drink combinations themselves are intentionally vile and unappetizing by design, which is the point, though the game's overall quality and content depth seem limited to some players.

Recommended Feb 7, 2022
All the drinks are completely awful but who cares as long as you win. I've only played Single Player/Normal/Bots but imagine it can get ridiculous and hilarious with a friend. The tutorial could be more informative about the recipes. I only figured out there were actual recipes when I tried to play Top Shelf mode and that was a total game changer! It also took me some time to realize that I could see what the recipe was by selecting specific ingredients. I found myself wanting to unlock all of them and that takes some strategy to win because you never know if you'll have to drink it or if you'll be able to make your opponent drink something horrible (plus who knows what they're concocting).
4 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 2, 2022
Would recommend. Making your friend drink something with glass shards, a dead bird and a cigarette butt has never been so fun!
2 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 15, 2022
I love serving up piss and soda to sweaty mike in the crack shack
1 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 13, 2026
Classic frat party game.
Recommended Nov 21, 2025
stay sobr
Not recommended Jan 24, 2023
this game kinda suck but there's a solo cup emoji so 4/10

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