Bingle Bingle

GAMBA!!

Really fun game! Has all the power ups and aspects I love about Balatro but with roulette, my favourite form of gambling! I do agree with other reviewers that the final boss is nigh unbeatable unless you have an absolutely 110% perfect run. I think it should be beatable with maybe a 70-80% good run with some luck. All in all its super fun and really addicting! c: <3

I feel (and this is just me) it is overwhelming. and (again this is just me) but it is way too overwhelming It feels complicated and like there’s lots of yapping in the tutorial. That being said, I’m still having fun and somehow hitting high numbers without understanding what’s going on lol.

Had a few fun hours with this game. Didn't look at the reviews before I played it and coming here to see it at mixed was a shock. The only thing I didn't like about the game was the small amount of content. The game took me about 10 hours to beat which feels a little bit under the sweet spot. Also I know I probably have a few unlocks I need to get but it felt like I was seeing a lot of the same badges again and again in the same run. Thats where the bad stuff ends though. The game flow is smooth, and the way all the upgrades work together allows for so many playstyles. My personal favourite was going for no bets and multiball. Something about spinning 10 or so balls at once was very satisfying. The mechanics fit together well, and are just difficult enough that it takes an hour or two to understand them. The boss characters have mechanics that make it tough but don't feel unfair, and everything overall feels balanced well. All of the odd/gimmicky playstyles have enough upgrades to support them to the point they don't feel like gimmicks which is something I see a lot of other deck builders do. All in all, could not reccomend this game more.

This game definitely had a bit of a learning curve. The instructions and tutorial aren't super clear about everything and there's so much going on with every bet or spin that it isn't always intuitive what actions lead to what effects. However, once you play a few runs and things start to click, you can really get into the flow of building your token stack and making your roulette wheel as optimal as possible. I find that the difficulty ramp up (like Ascensions in Slay the Spire) adds interesting variety and keeps you from relying on the same old strategy over and over again to win. There are definitely some "unfair" boss modes and [spoiler] the final boss is MADDENING [/spoiler] but it just makes it feel even better when you put a build together and start seeing numbers get BIG.