Patrik Pajer Digitalizing a card game is no problem. Especially when it comes to years of proven and game mechanics that do not completely abound in games such as Poker. Still, he plays prim in the latest game from publisher Devolver Digital. However, the new game from developers Nerial wants you to do more than just master the game of poker. Card Shark will teach you how to win, but it won't be fair at all.
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Card Shark puts you in the role of a young man who finds himself under the protective wing of Prince de Saint-Germain in the 18th century. It will start you off on the ins and outs of cheating at cards, with the first few bits requiring you to do nothing more than manipulate the table in such a way as to see what cards your opponents have. But the complexity of the tricks starts to increase rapidly. Card Shark will soon require you to be as smart and smart as real fraudsters.
Due to the nature of each trick, the developers themselves recommend using a game controller to play. Card Shark was developed with players playing it in mind, so it feels more natural to manipulate cards with analog sticks than with a keyboard and mouse. If you don't have a controller but would like to get one, you can check out ours list of the best drivers for macOS.
- Developer: Nerial
- Čeština: not
- Price: 16,99 €
- Platform: macOS, Windows, Nintendo Switch
- Minimum requirements for macOS: 64-bit operating system macOS 10.9.5 or later, processor with a minimum frequency of 2,5 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, graphics card with 256 MB of memory, 2 GB of free disk space
