Manco's Faro!

• Classic Faro. Bet on any rank from 2 to King, and the dealer turns over two cards each round: a Loser and a Winner.
• Real stakes. Your Faro Coins are your bank, and your inventory is your wallet. You can win a pile or lose the lot.
• Copper your bets. Mark a bet “coppered” to flip the odds
• Doublets. Two cards of the same rank in one turn trigger a doublet, and the house takes half.
• The last turn. Play the whole 52-card shoe down to the final turn.
• Case keeper. Four beads under each rank show how many of that rank are still in the shoe, so you can count cards.
• Full-screen table. The table is drawn in hand-made pixel art with Aseprite cards, plaques and buttons.
• Animations. Cards slide, flip and burn, chips stack, and the winner plaque lights up.

Cheat, or Catch the Cheat

• Peek. Sneak a look at the next card, but you might get caught.
• Accuse the dealer. If you think he’s rigging the deal, call him out. Get it right and you’re rewarded. Get it wrong and you pay for it.
• The dealer’s tells. A crooked dealer gives himself away with tells, though a clever one will bluff.

Faro Dealers and Table Limits

• A new villager profession. The Faro Dealer uses the Faro Table as his job site.
• Dealer levels set the rules. His trade level sets the table limit: Novice 25, Apprentice 50, Journeyman 100, Expert 150, Master 250 per rank.
• Better dealers cheat more. Higher levels cheat more often, hide their tells better, and are more likely to catch you peeking.
• House rules. With no dealer nearby, the table runs at a limit of 25.

Multiplayer

• Shared tables. Every Faro Table block is one table with one shoe, so everyone sees the same cards.
• See the other players. Their names and rank marks appear on the board.
• Fair turns. Anyone with chips down can deal, and a short cooldown lets everyone’s animations finish.
• Server-authoritative. All game logic runs on the server, so clients can’t cheat.
• Automatic stand-up. You’re seated out if you walk away, die or change dimension.
• A live table block. While a game is running, a deck sits on the table and the last Loser and Winner cards lie face up on top.

Cosmetics

• 5 card backs: Azure, Emerald, Midnight, Gold and Violet.
• 4 table felts: Blue, Burgundy, Black and Purple.
• Per-player settings. Click the shoe card to change your back and the corner ornament to change your felt. Your choices are saved.
• Two ways to unlock them:
  • Earn them through advancements.
  • Buy them from the Wandering Trader, who carries 2–3 random cosmetics per visit.

Sound and Controls

• Custom sound effects. Chips, shuffles, dealing, card burns, wins, losses, doublets, peeks, tells and more, all with subtitles.
• Keyboard play.
  • 2–9, 0, J, Q, K: bet on that rank (0 is ten).
  • Shift: take chips back.
  • Ctrl/Alt: copper a bet.
  • Space: change chip.
  • Enter: deal.
  • Backspace: clear bets.
  • P: peek.
  • X: accuse.
  • H / F1: help.
• Mouse play. Everything is also clickable.