Cheater's Table

Cheater's Table

Early access since Jun 2026

At this table, cheating is the game. Hide your power cards up your sleeve or down your pant leg, then strike when the time is right. But stay sharp - a scratch isn't always a cheat. This table is full of traps...

95% positive · 120 reviews
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In early access, still in active development
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Evaluation

Cheater's Table entered Steam Early Access on June 2, 2026 and has been receiving a steady stream of updates since launch. Across 24 developer posts, four major content additions have shipped: Tournament Mode on June 28, 2026; a large localization and interface overhaul adding Arabic, Simplified Chinese, and Portuguese on July 23, 2026; Solo Mode with bot support on August 2, 2026; and ongoing bug fix and feature patch updates continuing through September 21, 2026. The game remains at a pre-1.0 version number (v0.8.x), which the developer's own versioning signals that they consider it unfinished. The June 6, 2026 update explicitly mentioned upcoming plans including additional cosmetic variety and further language support, and developers have repeatedly stated they are actively reading feedback and continuing to improve the game. The most recent communication from the developer was a bug fix post on September 21, 2026, which also listed several known issues the team is actively working to resolve — further confirming ongoing development work.
Evidence
Bug fix update v0.8.4.1 published, with a list of known issues still requiring fixes — confirming ongoing active development work
news post · Sep 21, 2026 source development ongoing
high
Solo Mode with bot support added as a major new feature
news post · Aug 2, 2026 source content shipped
high

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Details

Developer
Publisher
Lagari
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP

About this game

PLAY FAIR. DIE FIRST.

Cheater’s Table is a 2–4 player online card game of cheating and bluffing.

Empty your hand. Cheat. Catch cheaters. Don’t fall for traps. Control the table and stay alive.

HIDE YOUR CARD

Want to play a card that doesn’t match the table?

Hide it in your sleeve or pant leg. Pull it out and play it when the time is right.

If someone challenges you and finds it, you pay the price.

If they fail, they do.

DON’T TAKE THE BAIT

But not every suspicious move is a cheat.

Challenge someone and you might walk straight into their trap. Ignore it, and the trap backfires on the player who set it.

PICK YOUR PUNISHMENT

Cards, dynamites, or a Cadillac... What kind of trap do you want to set?

The host decides what kind of chaos takes over the table. Every punishment carries its own risk, and one wrong decision can completely change the course of the match.

PLAY THE MILK. END THE MATCH.

Milk is your final card. Play it to win the match instantly.

If nobody manages to play Milk, the last player alive wins.

SET UP YOUR OWN TABLE

Choose total chaos with cheats, traps, and deadly punishments. Change the rules in Lab Mode and shape the game your way.

Want a calmer table? Choose Old School and remove cheating entirely.

Set the rules. Pick your punishment. Invite your friends. Trust no one.

FEATURES

  • 2–4 player online matches

  • Cheat and cheat-catching system

  • High-risk trap mechanics

  • Card, Cadillac, and dynamite punishments

  • Instant victory with Milk

  • Cheat-free Old School option

  • Customizable room rules with Lab Mode

  • Tournament Mode

  • In-game voice chat

  • Multiple language support

  • Colorblind-friendly design

  • Powerful Streamer Mode

  • Over-the-top card game chaos

  • And details waiting to be discovered

At this table, the cards are only half the game.

Last evaluated Sep 23, 2026
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