A coin-flip roguelite set in an occult purgatory built out of Slavic folklore. Bet heads or tails, stack Artifacts until the odds stop being fair, and hit the score before you run out of flips.
Coming to Steam
Press Kit ↗You sold your soul for money. The buyer had antlers, stood behind a counter, and settles every debt on the toss of a coin. Now you're stuck in his purgatory, a place built out of Slavic folklore, and the only way out is to beat the house at its own game. On a coin. Good luck.
Every round gives you a score to hit and a set number of flips to hit it with. Pick a side, place your bet, flip. Wins pay out currency, and the currency buys Artifacts and Blessings that shift the odds, multiply your payouts and stack into each other. Miss the score and the run is over. No appeals.
Heads or tails. The odds start even, and the size of the bet is yours.
40 Artifacts and 12 Blessings, each one sensibly ruining the math in your favor.
Later you're flipping two at once. Then three.
Keep your unlocks. Losing isn't always a bad thing.
Between runs you can walk the Main Room. Poke around, solve what's solvable, and work out where you are and who you've been playing against. Every run opens up a bit more of it, win or lose.
The base odds are even. Stack enough Artifacts and Blessings and a 50/50 stops being a 50/50.
A run of tails won't always finish you. Pity mechanics, like a flip that's guaranteed to land your way, give you a route back.
The setting draws on Slavic folklore and the old stories about bargaining with the devil. The ones that rarely end well.
The rules fit in a sentence. What you're actually playing is whichever Artifacts you ended up holding.
Runs are short, the rules are simple, and the depth is all in how your Artifacts combine.
It's told through the room around you and the scenes you unlock. Inscryption and The Room do it the same way.
Heads or tails. You already know how to play.
It's in development, and the Steam page is live. A wishlist genuinely helps, and the Discord is where the news lands first.