Flip cards to earn currency, then reinvest those earnings into better cards and multipliers that accelerate your income further. This straightforward incremental loop rewards strategic spending decisions as you chase exponential growth through successive upgrade tiers. Perfect for players who enjoy watching numbers climb through simple, satisfying feedback loops.
About this game
It's all in the title. A Game About Flipping Cards is an incremental game where you flip cards to make money to buy more cards and upgrades to make more money to buy more upgrades to make more money.
Players, last 68 days
Peak 8 · Low 0
Daily peak concurrent players, sampled once a night from Steam.
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended1 hrs
This game is a bit flawed. There are multiple things you unlock before being able to interact with them, such as the shop. Additionally, I accidently wiped my save in one click because the start game button starts a complete new game without any confirmation of what you are doing. At this point, I cannot recommend this game. Also, I'm pretty sure it is impossible to 100% this game, which could be done in 40 minutes if it wasn't broken.
There is only one review so far so I will add mine. I loved the demo so I bought the game (it is generally how it works).
It's mostly poker and number which goes up. Unlocking new features on the tree is very quick. So not a lot of difficulty in evolution.
How to play the blackjack? The blackjack wasn't in the demo and it is a little different than the rest of the game. It's a normal blackjack game so you have to get 21 or less but more than the dealer to win. The thing is at the beginning it is complicated to understand what you win as your blackjack pieces don't go up with the rest of the numbers. After a while I understood that it works with four of a kind etc that where on the blackjack table not the poker table. But really nothing was added to my pieces count until I unlocked all 3 blackjack tables (little bug?). My strategy: I got blackjack pieces from the achievements and invested part of it into four and three of a kind as I often got those and now I have enough of those pieces. But invest into what you often get.
Ok now the negative: - I don't feel the bonus of ascending cards. - There might be a bug for the shop, if you are on the page it autorestock once it arrives to 0s, if you are not on the page it restart from the top without restocking. - Sometimes when you open a card/joker pack, the screen to choose a card doesn't open.
All in all it is a decent game in what it does and I recommend it! It gives the good dopamine.
