Bluffers is coming
A dim bar, face-down cards and suspicious looks: the online bluff card game Bluffers is being prepared for Android.
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Good cards won't save you. A good bluff will.
Take a seat at a table in the corner of a dim bar, play your cards face down and make your rivals believe you. If they don't, someone reaches for the revolver. Online tables for 2-4, with pastel low-poly animals.
Google PlayComing soonComing soon on Google Play; not available to download yet
How to play
- 16+
- Android
- Game languages: Turkish and English
Bluffers is coming to Google Play for Android. We'll announce the launch on the news page.
What is Bluffers?
Bluffers is an online bluff card game for 2-4 players. You play your cards face down and claim they all match the table card; your rival either believes you or tries to catch your bluff. Whoever was wrong pulls the trigger of their own revolver, and the last player at the table wins. The game is developed by Bluffers Entertainment and is being prepared for Android first.
How a round works
A round comes down to four steps.
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The table picks a card
Everyone gets 5 cards and the table picks a card: King, Queen or Ace. Jokers count as any card.
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Play your cards face down
On your turn, play 1-3 cards face down and claim they all match the table card. Tell the truth or bluff.
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Believe it or call the bluff
The next player either plays on or calls the bluff. The cards are revealed: green means true, red means a lie.
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Whoever was wrong pulls the trigger
Everyone has their own revolver: six chambers, one bullet, and the risk grows with every pull. The last player at the table wins.
What's at the table?
A swinging lamp, soft jazz, tense trigger moments and a lively bar behind you.
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Online play for 2-4
Play at tables for 2-4 with friends or bots. The match runs on our servers, and you are the only one who sees your cards.
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Room code and invite link
Create a private room and send the code or invite link to your friends. They tap Join, enter the code and take a seat at your table.
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Add Bot
If the table isn't full, the room owner can add a bot with one tap. No internet? Practice against bots.
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Animal costumes
Miyav, Kingo, Fenrir, Poffy and more: seated, full-body pastel low-poly characters, each with its own costume patterns.
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Leaderboard and seasons
Earn points by your finishing place and see where you stand worldwide. Every calendar month is a new season, and your tier badge shows up in the main menu.
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A look-only store
Change your look with costumes, gun skins, table themes and card backs, and earn Caps by playing. Optional purchases only change how things look; they never affect the cards, the bullet or your points. No loot boxes.
No account needed: pick a player name and a costume, then take a seat.
Meet the animals
Everyone at the table is an animal. Nine are open from the start and seven are in the store; each has its own costume patterns.
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Miyav cat
A tabby in a lavender waistcoat and a mint bow tie, and the first to grin even when the hand is bad.
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Hirto dog
A dog in a blue sweater and a flat cap: friendly eyes, ruthless questions.
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Lolo giraffe
A giraffe in a mint polo shirt who quietly sizes everyone up from behind long lashes.
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Kingo lion
A lion in a velvet blazer, so sure of himself that he sometimes doesn't need a King in hand.
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Silencer fox
A fox in a waistcoat with a pocket-watch chain, and the calmest face at the table even mid-bluff.
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PiuwPiuw rabbit
A rabbit in a yellow cardigan with an innocent look; don't be fooled, nobody hides cards better.
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Fenrir wolf
A wolf in a navy leather jacket with icy blue eyes, who doesn't even smile when he sees your bluff.
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Audhumbla cow
A cow in denim overalls and a peach bandana, and the coolest head at the table.
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Poffy sheep
A cloud-fluffy sheep with sleepy eyes who looks half asleep but never misses a turn.
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Bandito raccoon
A raccoon with a bandit mask and a plum bomber jacket, who hides his suspicion as well as his cards.
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Bambu panda
A panda in a peach bowling shirt: the calmest vibe at the table, and sometimes the biggest bluff.
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Grizzo bear
A bear in a mustard knit vest and a flat cap who thinks slowly and bluffs slowly.
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Momo monkey
A monkey in a leaf-print shirt who bluffs with a swinging tail.
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Tonton elephant
An elephant in a baby-blue cardigan and a peach bow tie who never forgets anything, not even a played card.
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Raja tiger
A green-eyed tiger in a burgundy velvet blazer; when he sits down, everyone checks their cards once more.
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Gülbatur horse
A horse in a dusty-rose waistcoat and a mint neckerchief who prefers winning at a calm trot, not a gallop.
From the table
Moments from a match in a dim bar: the table, the bluff call, the revolver, the end of the match and the costumes.
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Call the bluff!
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Easy to learn
Tap an image to enlarge it. Some screenshots show the game in Turkish; the game is available in Turkish and English.
Fair play, safe table
The deck and the bullet are handled on the server: the table runs on our servers, not on any player's phone.
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Your cards stay yours
Every player sees only their own cards. When a bluff is called, only the cards on the table are revealed.
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Block
Tap a player's name in the lobby or at the table and choose Block: their messages and gestures are hidden on your device.
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Report
Cheating, insults and harassment are not allowed. Choose Report, pick a reason, and your report goes to our team for review.
Having a problem? You can also email info@bluffersgame.com.
Latest news
Announcements, tips and development notes from Bluffers.
Fair play: the cards live on the server
The table runs on our servers, not on anyone's phone. Only the server knows who holds which cards.
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The art of bluffing: first tips
How many cards should you play, and when should you call the bluff? Six small tips worth knowing before you sit down.
Read the postQuick answers
Short answers to common questions.
What is Bluffers?
An online bluff card game for 2-4 players. You play cards face down and claim they all match the table card; if you're believed, play moves on, and if you're caught, you pull the trigger of your own revolver.
Is it free?
Yes, you don't pay to play. Optional purchases only change how things look; they never affect the cards, the bullet or points.
What is the age rating?
Bluffers is for players aged 16 and over. It contains cartoon-style violence with a revolver and a blood effect you can turn off in Settings; there is no real-money gambling.
How do I play with friends?
Tap Create Room and send the room code or invite link. Your friends tap Join and enter the code; once at least two players are in, the room owner starts the match.
Which devices is it for?
For now it's being prepared for Android only, to be released on Google Play. There's no download link yet; we'll announce the launch on the news page.
A seat is waiting for you
We'll announce the launch on the news page. In the meantime, you can learn the rules.
Google PlayComing soonComing soon on Google Play; not available to download yet
How to play
Online matches need an internet connection; without one you can practice against bots.