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If you are interested in card games I’d highly recommend this one. Although there isn’t a demo, you can refund the game if you have under 2 hours of playtime.
Cards in this game have a chip value (a Ten for example gives 10 chips) and each hand has a multiplier. Higher ranked cards + higher scoring hand = more chips.
Except.....this game also has 'Jokers' which conditionally boost those values (chips and multiplier). There are jokers that only effect face cards, 4s or 10s, straights, two pair, etc. You can have up to 5 jokers (normally) and all of these bonuses stack. So the goal is simply to assemble a set of jokers that boosts a particular poker hand as much as possible while using the shop to add or remove cards from your deck.
I say "simply" but you never know what the shop will give you. That's the challenge of the game.
Do you take the chance and buy that joker that will pay off later if you get something else?
Or do you take the safe, but lower scoring option instead?
Or maybe just save your money in the hope that the next shop has better stuff.
That's the game in a nutshell.
And if you can't score enough points to move on? Oh well. You probably unlocked some new Jokers to mess around with. Go try again.
In Poker the highest scoring hand is a royal flush. In Balatro, it might be two pair, or 5 jacks. It all depends on what you buy during a run.