Mr. Magpie’s Harmless Card Game
About the Game
Mr. Magpie’s Harmless Card Game is a corporate-themed card-flipping roguelike where one wrong move can end your shift for good. You take your chances by flipping cards in a surreal work simulation filled with risk, fake cheer, and puppet-like mascots. Every card flip advances the clock. Your goal is simple—make it to $999 before the workday ends... or get terminated trying.
This is another new psychological card game, which you can play online on our Y9FreeGames website. We know people love playing strategy-based games on our website. That’s why we decided to add this unusual and oddly compelling title to our card game collection.
When I played this game for the first time, it reminded me of Inscryption—but stripped of the heavy lore and focused more on tension and risk. It’s all about pushing your luck. You never know if the next card will help or ruin your run. I had a run where I thought I was winning, then one skull flipped and everything collapsed. That unpredictability is what kept me trying again.
Mr. Magpie’s Harmless Card Game Features:
- Flip over cards and earn cash, but watch out for skulls.
- Time advances with every action. If the clock hits 1 AM, you’re done.
- Unlock perks and bonuses from Mr. Magpie’s shop between rounds.
- Use perks to build a deck that improves your odds.
- Shield cards absorb hits, but you must spend wisely to stay alive.
- Audio, visuals, and UI simulate a weird corporate dream-state.
- Deckbuilding mechanics were added in an update for deeper replay value.
- Permadeath and random runs ensure no two sessions feel the same.
How to Play:
- Mouse or touch: Click or tap to flip cards on the board.
- Click perk/shop icons: Buy upgrades when prompted.
- Keep track of time: Every flip advances the clock. Don’t let it reach 1 AM.
- You need $999 to win. Skulls take away health. Shields can help.
Mobile Compatibility:
This game may not run properly on some mobile browsers. For best performance, we recommend playing on a desktop or laptop. The developer does not officially support mobile as of now.
