Street Value key art over a night-time New York skyline

Free demo on Steam. Early Access coming soon.

Street Value

You owe the Shark. You have thirty days.

Street Value is a roguelite deckbuilder about dealing across seven gritty New York neighborhoods with one deck of cards.

Every day you draw six cards, work the market, and move on before the heat catches up. Hustle cards bend the market: buy in bulk, hype a price, haggle, fence hot goods. Street cards get you out alive when Detective Hardass comes around the corner. A Hustle card is dead weight in a chase, and a Street card makes you nothing on the corner, so every card you draft is a bet.

Rival crews want your corners. On day 30, whoever holds your marker comes to collect. Break them and the debt is gone. Then choose: walk away with your street value, or take Kingpin's Gambit, seven more days with every cop in the city after you, for a multiplied score or nothing at all.

Release
Coming soon to Steam Early Access
Free demo
Out now on Steam
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Steam Deck
Genre
Roguelite deckbuilder
Players
Single-player
Engine
Godot 4

Press and creators: email [email protected] for a Steam key or an interview.

Trailer

Promo trailer, 27 seconds

Features

  • One deck, two jobs

    Hustle cards work the market, Street cards survive the chase. Every draft is a trade-off.

  • A market that remembers

    Dump fifty kilos in Midtown and the price there crashes for days. Morning rumors tip you off to shortages and sweeps.

  • Chases you can read

    Hardass and his deputies show their next move. Build distance and cover, and reach the escape line first.

  • Kingpin's Gambit

    Cash out, or risk the whole run for one more week and a multiplied score.

  • Daily and weekly streets

    Seeded runs with twists and leaderboards, five hustlers and ten Heat levels each.

  • Plays anywhere

    Full controller support, Steam Deck, Steam Cloud saves and 31 achievements.

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