

The Count of Monte Carlo
Phil Blank · 2020 · RPG, Card Battler, Card Game, Turn-Based Combat, Minimalist
PC
8 user reviews100% · 8
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About The Count of Monte Carlo
The game is Blackjack, but not as you know it.
The wager is your life, but you do not plan to lose it.
Experience a twist on both a classic card game and a classic novel. Amass skills, press your luck, do anything to stay ahead of those who would destroy you once again. Uproot this twisted game and find the revenge you seek!
The wager is your life, but you do not plan to lose it.
Experience a twist on both a classic card game and a classic novel. Amass skills, press your luck, do anything to stay ahead of those who would destroy you once again. Uproot this twisted game and find the revenge you seek!
Features:
- Enjoy a new form of Blackjack where both player and dealer twist the rules
- Delve deep into a corrupt society, growing stronger with each fight. Don't get greedy or all your power will be stripped from you
- Over half an hour of music to accompany your struggle
- Multiple color palettes to choose from
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The Count of Monte Carlo is a novel take on blackjack, in retro style. I think it balances difficulty and enjoyment well--it can be frustratingly hard while figuring out the peculiarities of some of your opponents, which only makes beating them more satisfying. Definitely one of the better digital card games I've played, with all the arcadey goodness that keeps you hooked. 9/10, buy this game if you like blackjack!1 found this helpful
Honestly, amazing, just great. I get to play a roguelike AND blackjack. *chef's kiss*
Great game beat it on my second try so i think i can claim the title of best player
Its a nice fun game to play. I will say to make sure and buy skills because you need the 22 blackjack skill to beat Edmond, also the card that lets you surrender is a good help. It was a great simple game definitely worth the price tag. The only thing I wish the creators had done was if you play through like 3000 cards then you automatically win the match that way you wouldn't be stuck on the same match forever.
It's blackjack with a bit of a dungeon crawler RPG thrown in. Very simple, easy to lose time playing. Art and music style remind me of something I would have played on a library computer in the late 90's early 2000's like a standalone mini game. I would be very interested to see this what else this developer has in store, because I can't stop playing.
Black jack with a fantasy combat twist. 10/10
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