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Simulator, Strategy, Indie, Arcade
You wake up in a rusty, narrow cell, standing over a dangerously unstable grate. Someone has kidnapped you, demanding payment, and your only way out is to play the Slot Machine and pay off your debt. Don’t let yourself fall —literally— into ruin!
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Tiny, relentless, demanding and unpretentious.
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DualShockersSep 20259/10The only real nitpick I could offer is that the descriptions of some of the charms are a little dense and percentage-heavy, but that becomes progressively less of a problem as you play the game and pick up more of what it’s putting down. Frankly, it’s a wonder I was even able to put it down long enough to write this, and I’m gonna go start another run as soon as I’m done. The first step is admitting you have a problem, and the second step is pulling the dang lever again.
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Loot Level ChillSep 20259.5/10CloverPit is the Balatro of 2025. It's an incredibly clever Roguelike with a creepy setting, loads of build options and compelling slot machine action.
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Life is XboxJan 202692/100All in all, Cloverpit is a staple in any roguelike, gambling or even horror player's library. The game sells itself when you see someone play it, and it holds the “Just one more run” feeling harder than I’ve seen in most games. If you get it, though, remember to bet on the sevens. They are lucky! Happy spinning!
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PC GamerRobin ValentineOct 202562/100The combo of roguelikes and gambling should probably be more addictive than this.
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WayTooManyGamesOliver ShelldingOct 20256/10Clover Pit can hook you and keep you there, but so can a bear trap, and I wouldn’t recommend stepping in one to spend an afternoon. There might be some balancing in the future that’ll make it more worthwhile, but, for now, it becomes a Skinner Box of pain that fills you with hope and dashes it just as quickly.
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IGDB rating 7.2/10 from 25 ratings.
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