Roguelite poker battler The Devil's Due launches on Steam
Battles are settled with poker hands, and players can use 48 cheating moves against demons themed on the seven deadly sins.
The roguelite poker game The Devil's Due launched on Steam on November 11, 2026, according to 4gamer.net. In the game, battles are fought with poker hands rather than conventional attacks.
The player character lost their soul in a poker game against the devil and travels through seven layers of hell to win it back. Each layer pits the player against demons themed on the seven deadly sins in one-on-one matches.
Stronger poker hands deal more damage, while the total of the card numbers serves as defense. The game includes 48 types of cheating moves, such as hiding or swapping cards or raising values, along with 72 types of upgrade items.
Cheating carries a risk: using one raises the opponent's suspicion meter, and excessive cheating triggers a strong counterattack. In each layer, players choose their destination from tarot cards laid out by the demon, picking among enemy battles, shops, healing altars and minigames.
Defeat means restarting from the beginning, but permanent upgrades acquired along the way carry over between runs.
Quick answers
When did The Devil's Due launch?
The game launched on Steam on November 11, 2026.
What platforms is The Devil's Due available on?
It is available on PC via Steam.
How does cheating work in The Devil's Due?
Using a cheat raises the opponent's suspicion meter, and excessive cheating triggers a strong counterattack.