What is Dealer's Choice?
I went digging for a hidden gem called Dealer's Choice, thinking it was a fresh take on the genre. Long story short? Don't waste your time searching for it because the game you're looking for doesn't actually exist.
Gameplay
Look, I need to be brutally honest with you because I spent time digging for this and it’s a total waste. The game you're looking for doesn't actually exist—at least not as a modern deckbuilder. I went down the rabbit hole and found a mess of search results: a 1972 Parker Brothers board game, random car transport companies, a play about father-son trauma, and a tycoon game called Dealer's Life which is just a pawn shop sim. There is absolutely no Dealer's Choice deckbuilder with a card-synergy loop or meta-progression to talk about. If you saw a clip or mention of this somewhere, it was probably a mistake or a very niche indie project that has zero footprint. So, you don't get to drop balls through a plinko board, roll dice for poker hands, or bet against a roulette wheel you rebuild. None of that is here. It’s a ghost. Save your Steam wallet for something that actually exists.
Key Features
- Non-existent deckbuilder mechanics
- Ghost project with zero footprint
- Search results mix board games and sims
- No card synergy or meta-progression
- Waste of time for deckbuilder fans
Screenshots
Verdict
Skip this entirely. It's not a bad game, it's a ghost. Save your money for Balatro if you want that gambling vibe, or Inscryption if you want something weird. This is a 0/10 because it doesn't exist as a deckbuilder.
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