Deck 'Em!
Look, kid. Deck Em! is a solitaire-style boxing game. A card game you play to play. But you’re not even a contender. You’re a nobody. A total long shot. The Champ is a stone-cold killer. As big as an ox. Stronger than oak. But you got a lot of heart, kid. And, Mickey loves you.
FightingSportsStrategyBoard Game
Released
12 Aug 2020
6 years ago
PCMac
N/A
VGDB Score
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92%
Positive
Overview
Summary
Look, kid. Deck Em! is a solitaire-style boxing game. A card game you play to play. But you’re not even a contender. You’re a nobody. A total long shot. The Champ is a stone-cold killer. As big as an ox. Stronger than oak. But you got a lot of heart, kid. And, Mickey loves you.
Description
About This Game
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About the Game
Deck ’Em! is a solitaire-style boxing card game. Try and survive twelve rounds with the Champ, and you’ll be a winner in my books, kid. Like solitaire, the object of the game is to draw and place based on a sequence of numbers and rules. Each fight is different. Sometimes you’ll win. Sometimes you’ll lose. Much like in life, kid. The most important thing to remember is if you get knocked down, you get your ass back up.Here are a few tips before your first fight. There are a fixed number of cards (52) in a fight. Strategically play or hold the Punch, Block, and Heal cards dealt each round to make it to the end of the fight. You gotta know when to take a punch and when to throw one. Your prize money is your score, so be careful when you choose to make a gamble.
Remember old-school solitaire? The one that came with your PC? Much like the good ’ol days, Deck ’Em! is a game you can open up during your nine-to-five. Hop in and out of it as you code, make art, take notes, enter data, or zone out to during meetings. It’s set to a default windowed mode to let you sneak in and out as you please.
Anyways, you didn’t hear any of that from me. Good luck, kid!
KEY FEATURES
• Endlessly replay-able• Simplified, causal gameplay
• Intuitive control systems
• Bet "double-or-nothing" on yourself!
• Default windowed mode (like old-school PC solitaire)
• Full-screen option
• Quick 3 - 5 minutes fights (go longer if you really want to think)
• Can play at work and no one will ever know
