Astral Poker
iOS app by Edward Buchholz. Games · Edward Buchholz
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-18
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Store description excerpt
Poker, but the void is keeping score. Your ship runs on credits. Credits come from poker hands. Run out, and you drift. Astral Poker is a roguelite built on five-card draw. Every sector sets a target score. Every failed hand burns fuel you can't get back for free. Clear the sector or die trying — and the shop in between is where runs are won and lost. BUILD A BROKEN DECK Buy illegal modules that rewrite the rules. Make flushes pay double. Turn every seven into a multiplier. Stack Gold, Holo and Polychrome cards until a pair of fours outscores a straight. Seventeen modules, and you'll never fit them all into one run. SPEND OR STARVE Fuel costs money. So do modules. So does rerolling a shop that has nothing you want. Prices climb every sector, and the wrong purchase in sector three is the reason you die in sector six. TEN SECTORS. MOST PILOTS SEE FOUR. From the Training Sim to the Galactic Core, the targets grow faster than you do. Finishing is genuinely difficult and genuinely possible — roughly one run in four for a pilot who knows what they're holding. PERMANENT PROGRESSION Every run pays out Stardust, win or lose. Spend it in the Hangar on a bigger tank, a fatter starting wallet, or free rerolls — upgrades that carry into every future run. ALSO IN THE BOX Game Center leaderboards and achievements. An optional hold advisor if you want to learn correct play. Full offline support — no account required. Suit up, pilot. The house always wins, but the house isn't out here.
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