In The Mirror and the Fan you catch a glimpse of an opponent’s hand by moving a hand mirror around, then communicate their highest set by opening your fan to a certain length and fanning yourself the number of times that set appears. You don’t have to be at the table to cheat either. Then when dealing, you can give high value cards to the Comte and low value cards to his opponents by dealing from the top, sneakily skipping a card.

As you play cards, you bend them when placing them down either inwards or outwards to mark low and high value cards. On the more complicated front is The Bent Dealer. Then, when putting them back together, you riffle your stack slightly slower than the other using the left stick to guarantee a good hand for the Comte. On the simpler side is the False Riffle Shuffle – after picking out a hand of high value cards (only the Ace, King, Queen, and Jack really matter), you “shuffle” making sure to keep those cards on top when the deck is cut. There are 24 in total, with some being more complex than others. For each destination, the Comte will teach you a new technique you’ll use in that location. Apart from the fact that there are four symbols in a deck of cards (hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades) and that the Ace is the strongest card (with the King, Queen and Jack figures following),we don’t need to know anything else. It is worth noting that Card Shark does not require any knowledge of card games on the part of the player. The main game involves the…art of cheating at cards. Have your every move accompanied by an original score from Andrea Boccadoro as interpreted by an orchestra. Immerse yourself in the ornate visual artwork of Nicolai Troshinsky. Your fellow gamblers do not take kindly to cheats… TRAVEL THROUGH 18TH CENTURY FRANCE Discover small towns, remote mansions, and luxurious lounges imagined by Nerial team (Reigns) game creator Arnaud De Bock (Pikuniku).

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