Hey everyone! We noticed that some players had questions about the rules and gameplay mechanics, so we decided to make a small guide explaining the core basics.
The game is played between 2 players (one of them is the AI opponent). Players take turns. Each player has HP.
During your turn, you can:
• Raise the attack — the turn continues
• Choose defense — the turn and round immediately end
Attack can be raised up to the maximum level (3 turns). If both players keep attacking for all 3 turns, card combinations are compared. The player with the weaker hand receives all accumulated damage.
If someone chooses defense earlier:
• The round ends immediately
• The attacking player becomes the one who did NOT choose defense
• The defending player only receives half of the accumulated damage — even if their hand is stronger
So:
• Card combinations matter ONLY if both players attack for all 3 turns
• A player who chooses defense still takes damage, but only half
Game logic:
• Strong hand → usually better to keep raising the attack
• Weak hand → usually safer to defend earlier
Card combinations only affect the outcome at maximum attack.
But this is not only about cards — it’s also a psychological game.
You have three psychological abilities:
Provocation: Attack
Rizan pretends to have a weak hand to bait the opponent into raising the attack.
Provocation: Defense
Rizan acts like he has a powerful hand, forcing the opponent to play defensively.
Reading
Allows you to reveal the opponent’s hand.
Each ability costs bluff points. Repeated usage increases the cost.
Every bluff action has a success chance shown through a roulette system. Chances can be upgraded, but each level becomes more expensive.
Using bluff abilities does not end your turn.
Different opponents also behave differently:
• Some are easier to bluff
• Some can read you back
• Some enemies can reduce bluff success or even learn your combination
Good luck and have fun!