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Dead Man's Table

Dead Man's Table is a dark gothic auto-battle roguelite game controlled by a skeleton croupier who rewrites the rules mid-game. Choose your cards, the battle happens automatically, but remember, Faro has the last word at the table.

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"I have to wait this long at the table. I need some fun."

"Choose a card. He asks me if all three are good.


But we can't see what the lucky cards in your hand are."

"Everyone finds the table sooner or later, you found it early."

Dead Man's Table is an auto-battle roguelite game where you sit at a table inside a dark, gothic bar; cards, time, and success are managed by a summary croupier.

Faro invites you to this table game, which he claims is entirely his invention (!). Take your place at the table with Kael's sword or Lyra's arrow. You choose your cards, battles happen automatically, but Faro sets the rules at the table. Faro is always there, and his aim is purely to have fun.