RACKED vs Liar’s Table

RACKED is a poker roguelike about running a data center. You deal servers instead of cards, and the hand they make sets what they deliver. It is free, with no ads and no purchases. The board signs you up for a year of uptime. Every month you deal a hand of servers and ship up to five at a time, and the quarter ends when the board is satisfied or you run out of deploys. Between months you hire and let people go, and you take work orders that change what your cards are worth. A rival will try to poach your people, and you decide which of them are worth paying to keep. Every city is a different deck. Ashburn is the reference. Phoenix is cheap and fast until the desert turns a quarter into a furnace. Dublin has stopped taking new connections, so every deploy has to count. Win a year and the next one opens, with a harder number to hit and a rule you did not have before. The daily challenge deals every player the same deck and seed each day. Play it as many times as you like, and the board keeps your best attempt. - A roguelike where the hands are servers and the score is what you shipped - Nine cities, each one a deck with its own rules - Employees, advisors and work orders that rewrite what a hand is worth - A daily challenge with a verified leaderboard - Plays in landscape, on a phone or a tablet - No ads, no purchases, no account

Liar's Table is a 3D bluffing card game. Five cards each, one revolver with a single bullet. You play face down, and what you claim isn't always true. Get caught, and it's your turn to pull the trigger. LEARN IT IN THIRTY SECONDS • A 20-card deck: six each of K, Q and A, plus two jokers that count as anything. Each round picks a random table card. • On your turn, play 1–3 cards face down and claim they're all the table card. • The next player can keep playing, or shout "Liar!" and turn over the cards you just played. • If any card isn't the table card, whoever played them shoots. If they're all true, whoever called shoots. • Six chambers, one bullet, and the cylinder never spins again: every shot you survive makes the next one worse. Last one standing wins. PRACTICE SOLO No account needed. Old Mo, Snowy and Gramps Croak take the other seats: a cautious bear, a bluffing rabbit and a suspicious frog. Each plays its own way, and they only see what's on the table and their own hand. PLAY ONLINE • Open a table for 2–4 players, with an optional password and spectators. The AI fills empty seats. • Push to talk: there's no text chat at the table. Hold the button and the table hears you. • If you time out, the AI plays for you; come back within 60 seconds and pick up where you left off. • After a match, rate the players at your table and add them as friends. Friends can message each other privately. • The server runs every call and sends your hand to you alone. The bullet and the deal can be checked after each match, so you know it was fair. • Sit down with players on the web version too. ALSO • Available in English, 日本語 and 中文. • Report or block other players, and delete your account in the game.