At Face Value

The Goal. Look, it's a deck of cards. Click it. Get Points. Make the numbers BIG! At Face Value is an idle-ish incremental card game about turning a humble 52-card deck into a screaming gold-printing machine. Cards drop, suits combo, numbers climb, and suddenly it’s 2 AM. (Not sorry, I lost sleep making it). Every Suit Pulls Its Weight This isn't watch-a-bar-fill idling. Stacking suit mechanics is the whole game: Hearts add flat value to every card's base score. Spades multiply that base value into the stratosphere. Diamonds carry a slice of each card's value over onto the next one. Clubs stack multipliers when cards match suit or value back-to-back. Get all four running at once and the deck stops making sense in the best possible way. Build the Money Machine - Click & Print: Feed Points into the Vending Machine to automate your Gold production. - Thicken the Deck: Add upgrades until it's less "deck" and more "brick" - Hire a Wingman: Let the Coin flip in the background while you do literally anything else. - Break Reality: Eventually run multiple decks at once. (Yes. Multiple.) Two Extra Tables, Zero Excuses - The War Table: Pit your card against a rival's. Build a streak for Gold and Gems. Lose once, go back to zero. You're fine. It's normal. - The Matching Board: Flip cards and chain pair combos to farm rare Gems. - Gem Warning: Gems buy the deepest upgrades, but they do not survive a Prestige. Spend them or lose them. Prestige and Dress the Table - Burn it Down: Reset your Points, Gold, Gems, and base upgrades at the threshold. - Compounding Multipliers: Walk away with permanent, global multipliers that scale harder every run. - Earn Shards: Collect a passive currency dedicated entirely to bragging rights. - Pure Cosmetics: Spend Shards on custom felts, borders, and card backs. They affect zero stats. You will buy them anyway. Legitimate Cheating Allowed - Auto-Clicker Support: Fully built-in, if you can pay the toll. - Permanent Access: Do it once, and hands-free clicking is yours for good. (Until you close the game) Refuse, and the card will wait forever. What's Inside - A deceptively deep suit-scoring system with four suits that actually do different things. - An upgrade tree that will legitimately make you say "Why is there so many upgrades?" - The War Table and the Matching Board, for when clicking one thing gets old. - Three currencies, one of which you should really stop hoarding. - Cozy pixel-art, a sit-down-and-relax vibe, and exactly one deck pushed catastrophically beyond its limits. Deep in the upgrade tree is a button that changes how the whole thing multiplies. That's all you get. When you find it, you'll know. Your deck is waiting!