Naipe Orders Demo
DemoThe demo version contains the first day of the story and the tutorial mode. Gameplay options are all available, only the story is limited.
Naipe Orders is a strategic deep card battle game set in a twisted medieval society. Switch perspectives often as the story unfolds like a novel. Mature themes like psychological disturbs and cannibalism not found in most social games. Naipe Orders is played with a standard deck of cards, learn the rules and play with your friends! Follow the story of two brothers, the thoughtful Equalis and the twisted Innoces, as they live as military academy students. Watch as their rivalry spreads from the cards games in to their personal lives. Get to really know them as you read their thoughts and visions of society!
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