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If you’re not cheating, you’re not trying.
Card Shark made our list of ten recommendations for games from 2022 to try on your Nintendo Switch. And now, a sale has dropped its price from the usual $19.99 to $13.99.
As Jay Peters explained in his review, it’s good not only because it’s playable in short bites, but also because cheating is encouraged.
The cheats start small, like wiping the table in a certain direction to tip off what your opponent’s strongest suit is, but, by the end of the game, you’re stringing together multiple techniques in a row in complex schemes to win a round.
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