Try The Devil’s Due’s poker roguelite combat for free with the new Steam demo, including quick-start tips and PC requirements.
The roguelite poker brawler The Devil’s Due has a free demo available on Steam right now, giving players an early look at its mix of Texas Hold’em strategy, over-the-top cheating and turn-based combat.
In The Devil’s Due, you’ve already lost your soul to the Devil in a rigged game of cards. The only way out of Hell is to beat demonic opponents in a series of poker battles, using both legitimate hands and blatantly unfair tricks. Each encounter plays out like a traditional poker round, but the hands you build determine your attacks while card values help you defend. As you push deeper into the underworld, you unlock new cheating tools that let you swap cards, forge impossible hands and twist the rules in your favor.
The Steam demo drops you into this infernal card room with enough content to learn the basics. You will get a feel for how building stronger hands translates into heavier hits, how chip management and risk-reward decisions shape each turn, and how special abilities can flip a losing round. Since The Devil’s Due is a roguelite, every run shuffles enemy lineups and available tricks, so no two attempts through the demo should play out the same way.
To try the demo, head to the game’s Steam page, log into your Steam account and hit the “Download demo” button. Once it is installed, you can launch The Devil’s Due directly from your library and dive straight into the tutorial and your first runs.
On PC, the current Steam listing calls for a 64-bit version of Windows 10, along with at least an Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 or AMD Athlon II X2 250 processor, 4 GB of RAM and a DirectX 11 compatible graphics card. You will also need around 4 GB of available storage space. These entry level requirements should make the demo accessible on a wide range of modern laptops and desktops.
If you are curious about a run-based, rules-breaking spin on poker, the free demo for The Devil’s Due is an easy way to sample its infernal deck before full release.