Blackjack roguelike Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers v1.3 brings big improvements to controller support

By Liam Dawe - 14 Apr 2025 at 11:19 am UTC

With Native Linux support and Steam Deck Verified, Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers is another good pick if you like something a bit different. The latest update also make it a lot easier to sit back and chill with.

More about it: "Begin your adventure in a tavern that is home to a unique, corrupted version of blackjack you have never played before. You will need to pick up the rules and adapt to them as you progress through the tavern, challenging a colourful cast of blackjack-addicted townspeople. Discover the mystery of who runs this twisted casino as you progress through the tavern to take them down!"

The 1.3 update highlights:

A total overhaul to the ID Card portrait and card back customisation screen! Customise your ID card further with lots of new options (including many submitted during the Community Design Challenge) and share your characters with us in ⁠the Discord!

Some new and improved art, animations, and sound effects!

Big improvements to controller support!

Buffs to Cardecu, High Priestess II, Time Card, Get Well Soon Card, Lucky 7,

Reworks or tweaks to Monterey Jack, Baseball Card, Magic Trick Card, and flexible cards,

Foe balancing adjustments,

Changes to how the Wizard's Deck, Giant Rat's Deck and Fortune Tellers Deck are unlocked,

Various other improvements, and lots of bug fixes!

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Full patch notes (they're long) are on Steam.

Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers | Release Date: 8th August 2024

Official links:

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Tags: Native Linux, Steam Deck, Card Game, Indie Game, Roguelike, Steam, Update | Apps: Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers

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