Chip Joker: Poker Roguelike

A pair is just the start. Your build does the rest.

Chip Joker is a poker roguelike deckbuilder about turning ordinary hands into ridiculous scores. Play a hand, clear the blind, then spend your coins on the pieces your next combo needs.

PICK YOUR OPENING
Start with five candidate Jokers and choose three. Commit to a hand type, build an economy, or grab something strange and see where it goes.

MAKE THE COMBO CLICK
Add Chips. Add Mult. Multiply it. Trigger a key card again. The cards you play and the order of your Jokers can change the result. Buy Jokers, reroll the shop, open packs, change playing cards with Tarot cards, and level up hand types with Planets.

SAME START. YOUR OWN ROUTE.
In mirror duels, both players start from the same seed and share the competitive card pool. Draft differently, spend differently, build differently. Clear more blinds; at the same depth, score and efficiency help decide the result. Play asynchronously, enter a real-time room, or challenge a friend.

PUT EXTRA POINTS TO WORK
Overscoring earns interference points. Make their next blind tighter or their next shop reroll more expensive. Incoming interference is announced before it takes effect: spend points to counter it, or take the pressure and try to clear anyway. Interference is locked during newcomer protection.

KEEP A SOLO RUN GOING
Try 16 decks, 8 stakes, 20 challenges and endless mode. Boss rules can shut down a suit or squeeze your available hands. Adjust your build before the next blind catches you out. Solo runs work offline and can be saved to continue later.

ONE SEED, ANOTHER WAY TO PLAY
Take on daily shared-seed runs and weekly tournaments. Check past results and choose to share a score timeline or full replay. Find out what another player did with a start you thought you knew.

All wrapped in psychedelic print-style card art: deep teal, vermilion and warm paper tones.

Online duels, rankings, account sync and shared replays require an internet connection. Chips, scores and in-game currency have no cash value. The game contains ads and optional in-app purchases. Paid items do not enter the competitive card pool. An active subscription includes cosmetic benefits and weekly card choices for regular solo and endless runs; these card choices are excluded from competitive and shared-seed modes.