Overtrick

I am not sure who was asking for a roguelite bridge game, but apparently it was me.

A delightful Bridge Balatro-like. The opponents are surprisingly competent, and the "jokers" often require outside the box thinking. Lovely aesthetic, too!

Great game for whoever likes cards

The game is cute, with roguelike modifiers modifying the core Bridge-adjacent gameplay. The art deco style is very charming, and the powers I've seen thus far are varied and lead to different approaches. I think my singular biggest complaint is that the UI can feel clunky, especially with playing cards or when holding abilities that can be used on basically any hand (e.g. the "force last opponent to play a different card" requiring confirmation every card). Seasoned trick-taking players will also feel the absence of a "claim" button (for when it is not possible for one of your hands to lose lead) and a "concede" button (for when it is not possible to meet your goal for the round). Overall an enjoyable game (solid 8/10).

neat style, and a great adaptation of trick-taking card games into a roguelite. Not focused on getting high scores, just beating your opponents every round, so it's not a copy of Balatro or anything.

Enjoyed the demo, so for the price point it was an easy release purchase for me. I enjoy euchre and trump based card games, and this gives you that feel, with only yourself to yell at because you also play your partner. Love the roaring '20's design. Look forward to more cards, opening up strategies and builds, and longer runs to build a 'deck'. More artwork as well. A unique card game, there isn't much out there in this genre,

These ladies are tricky!