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Rated for younger players in the US. Rated ESRB EVERYONE 10+ for Alcohol Reference, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Use of Tobacco.

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Although the game is themed about gambling card game. However, you don't actually play the card games here. What you actually do is learn tricks to win and how to perform mini-games. This is why it has a lower PEGI rating (if it did teach you how to gamble it would be PEGI 18).

At the start of the game there's a warning that "This game includes profanity and depictions of suicide, death, violence and gambling. It is not suitable for children." We asked the developer about this, and whether it was tongue in cheek and they confirmed this was a serious warning. "We are actually trying to detail the mechanisms of gambling to denounce them, not to make them the core loop of the game. You will feel the real dangers of gambling through the game."

"The message at the start is mainly for the suicide scene, which happens at the scene with Aramitz, where the old musketeer refuses to tell you his story. He brandishes his sword and kills himself. It's a way for him to keep his oath to the king, to end his life with panache. It's also typically a scene where the recklessness of the Comte in pursuing the secret of the king ends in blood (although you don't see actual blood), so where we show that the consequences of cheating are more complex than getting rich."

Skill Level

12+ year-olds usually have the required skill to enjoy this game.

Card Shark usually costs £4.99 to £17.99.
 

Card Shark

There are no additional in-game purchases, loot boxes, adverts or subscription costs.