A card game where cheating is the point
Cheater's Table is a 2–4 player online card game built around bluffing, cheating, and catching other players in the act. Your goal is to empty your hand, but the straightforward route is rarely the whole story. You can hide a power card up your sleeve or down your pant leg and pull it out when the moment suits you. The risk sits right next to the reward: if another player challenges you and finds the hidden card, you pay the price. If their challenge fails, they do. On top of that, the table is seeded with traps, so a suspicious scratch or odd movement is not always a real cheat. Read the room before you commit to a call.
Playing together at the table
Matches run online with 2 to 4 players, and there is in-game voice chat so you can talk through accusations and bluffs in real time. The host picks the punishment set for the match, choosing between cards, dynamites, or a Cadillac, and each option carries its own risk that can swing the game. Play Milk, your final card, to win the match on the spot. If Milk never hits the table, the last player alive takes it. There is also a Tournament Mode for groups that want to keep score across a longer run of matches.
Setting the rules your way
Lab Mode lets you change the rules and build the kind of table you want, from total chaos full of cheats and traps to something more controlled. If your group would rather play a straight game, Old School removes cheating entirely. The game is in Early Access, so expect things to shift as it develops, and there is a Streamer Mode plus colorblind-friendly design for groups that need them.