KOZ

KOZ is a poker deckbuilder — a single player card game where every run builds a new deck, and no two runs play the same. Play classic poker hands to beat a target score. But the hands alone won't carry you: the real work is assembling a crew that multiplies what you score. With the right crew, a single hand snowballs. HOW IT PLAYS • Pick up to 5 cards from your hand, play them or throw them away. • Pair, Trips, Flush, Full House… every hand carries its own chips and multiplier. • Recruit a crew: some add chips, some grow the multiplier, some get stronger every hand you play. • Order matters — the crew triggers left to right, and the sequence changes the result. • Between blinds, visit the shop: new crew, trick cards, upgrades, extra slots. • Alchemy reshapes the deck itself - gild a card, load it with chips, burn it out. THE CLIMB • 8 antes, each with a small blind, a big blind, and a boss. • Every boss bends the rules: a suit scores nothing, face cards are debuffed, your hand shrinks… • 8 stakes — clear one to unlock the next, each more merciless. • Daily Gauntlet: same deck, same day, one run, everyone. • Roguelike from the ground up: lose a run and you start over with a fresh deck, a fresh crew, and a different plan. THE LOOK • 9 table themes and 13 card decks, unlocked with coins as you play. • Each theme brings its own colour, typeface, and music. SINGLE PLAYER, OFFLINE, NO ADS • Play offline - no internet connection needed, no account, no sign-in. • No ads at all: no banners, no interstitials, no forced videos. • No energy meters, no timers, no waiting. • A familiar 52-card deck, plus an in-game How to play guide if poker hands are new to you. • English, Turkish, Spanish, German, and French. An optional Premium purchase unlocks every look at once — the whole game is playable without it, and cosmetics can be earned in game with coins.

Fixed: on taller phones the cards could drift down behind the Play and Discard buttons as a run went on, until part of the hand was hidden. The hand now sits above the buttons and stays there, and shrinks to fit when the board is crowded. Fixed: the stake and deck screen no longer runs off the edge on narrower displays.