Six coins. Every draw has a price.

Take a seat at a candlelit table in Six Coins, a single-player, turn-based card game about improving your hand without spending away your chances. You begin with six coins. They are both your life and your currency, so a better hand always comes with a question: is another draw worth the cost?

Draw or stand

Spend a coin to draw, or stand and keep the hand you have. Choose from the white or red draw pile, or take a card from a discard pile. Each choice gives you another way to improve your hand, but every coin you spend leaves you with less to spare.

Bring your cards closer

Matching pairs are the strongest hands. Without a pair, a smaller gap between your two card values makes a stronger hand: a 3 and a 4 beat a 3 and a 5. Work toward a match, or decide that your current hand is worth keeping.

Find an edge with trinkets

Visit the shop to buy and equip trinkets, then put their effects to work during play. Start with an extra coin, make your first draw free, survive elimination once, or steal a coin from your last remaining opponent. Choose a bonus that suits your approach and watch for its activation at the table.

At the table

• Single-player, turn-based card play.

• A shared resource for survival and drawing cards.

• Hand rankings built around matching pairs and the distance between card values.

• A shop with purchasable, equippable trinkets.

• A candlelit 3D setting with an in-game How to Play guide.

The results are in

At the end of each round, first place gains 1 coin and last place loses 1 coin. Second and third place neither gain nor lose coins from the round result. Chase the winning hand, but remember: avoiding last place can be just as important when your coins are running low.