Fate & Felt

Fate & Felt

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Description

Fate & Felt is a single-player poker roguelite built on Texas Hold’em. Read opponents, manage chips, and choose when to check, call, raise, fold, or go all-in. Roll skill dice and combine character abilities, Magic cards, Jokers, and shifting rules through three chapters and four modes.

Platforms

Windows

Developer

PixFlow

Publisher

PixFlow

About

Poker Is Only the Beginning

Fate & Felt is a single-player poker roguelite built on Texas Hold’em. Read opponents, manage chips, judge your hand, and decide when to check, call, raise, fold, or go all-in—but do not expect the rules to stay still.

Let the Dice Rewrite the Hand

Skill-dice decisions enter the table between betting stages. Different dice can affect chips, information, cards, and local rules, creating new risks and opportunities inside a familiar poker hand. Choose when to trust the odds and when to trust the roll.

Characters, Magic Cards, and Jokers

Choose a character with a distinct ability and strategic bias, then combine active skills, Magic cards, Jokers, and skill synergies. These powers can reshape costs, legal choices, action order, and the rhythm of the table.

Cross Three Chapters of Fate

Choose tables on the chapter map, defeat regular opponents and bosses, and gather chips and long-term progression resources. Upgrade your dice, unlock new growth paths, and carry the rewards of a successful run into future challenges.

Four Launch Modes

  • Standard — The complete multi-table chapter run.
  • Extreme — A single decisive game with higher pressure and stronger rule changes.
  • Best of 3 — Win two out of three games and adapt across the set.
  • Chaos — Higher blinds, a larger dice pool, and two dice rounds at every stage.

Key Features

  • A complete Texas Hold’em flow with hole cards, community cards, betting, burn cards, showdown, and settlement.
  • Skill-dice decisions woven into multiple stages of every hand.
  • Interacting character abilities, Magic cards, Jokers, and rule modifiers.
  • Three chapters, boss tables, and persistent progression.
  • Four single-player modes: Standard, Extreme, Best of 3, and Chaos.
  • A handmade paper-collage casino built from worn felt, old paper, dark cloth, and candlelight.