Grace
A change of pace at the center of the table.
Independent card game · Available in beta
LOKI’S
HAND
A Dance of Wrath & Grace
Read the table. Risk your hand.
Leave the last card to someone else.
Windows + Android · Solo, local & online play
Timing. Nerve. A little mischief.
Nothing is settled
until the last hand.
A Norse-inspired game of reverse elimination. Empty your hand and reserves to claim a stronger finish—while Wrath, Grace, and Loki keep the table alive.
Read the changing center stack, choose your moment, and adapt when a special card changes the plan. Learn at your own pace in solo play, gather around a local game, or join friends in an online Hall.
01
Play your hand
Manage your cards and reserves. Every choice changes what you leave for later.
02
Read the table
Watch the center, the other players, and the opening for your next move.
03
Expect a reversal
Wrath, Grace, and the trickster can turn a comfortable lead into a new problem.
From the table
A whole match.
A minute of mayhem.
Real gameplay, accelerated from a 20-minute session. The full table stays in frame.
20× speed60 seconds100% gameplay
Silent edit · Android beta capture · September 28, 2026
Recorded on an earlier beta; current menus may differ.
Small moments. Big consequences.
The table never sits still.
Wrath
Watch the center clear and the next plan begin.
The trickster’s window
Hold a Loki. Watch for your chance to react.
Follow the gold
Gullmarks travel across the table as balances change.
These are short, silent loops from the same recorded match. Use Pause animated clips to stop motion.
Three distinct audio & visual themes
Choose your atmosphere.
01 / 03
Northern Ocean
Cold wind, open water, and distant ravens. Timber and sailcloth textures carry the sound of the voyage, with wooden interface sounds and music that moves from Permafrost into The Long Dark, Snowfall, and Nightfall.
Each theme includes its own title art, ambience, interface sounds, and menu and match music. Music credits are available in the game.
Your Hall. Your company.
Same table.
Different screens.
Windows and Android players can meet in the same online Hall. Every player needs the same current game version.
Learn the rhythm
Take a seat against the game’s opponents and get comfortable with the cards.
Bring the table closer
Gather for local play and keep the game within reach.
Open the Hall
Find a public Hall with Quick Match, or invite friends into a private Hall by code or QR.
Free beta · 1.12.13
Take your seat.
Get the game and simple installation guides on Patreon.
After beta, planned for
SteamPlanned
Google PlayPlanned
App StoreiOS in development
The beta is free for testing and feedback. A purchase-only release is planned after beta; prices and dates are not announced. iOS still needs its own export, signing, and full device checks. No iOS download is available yet.
THE REAL PHYSICAL PROTOTYPE
From screen to tabletop
Made for a
real table, too.
Loki’s Hand already exists as a physical card game.
The prototype is part of ongoing playtesting and design refinement. These are photographs of the actual copy—not a product render. Artwork and packaging may evolve before a wider release.
Public availability, pricing, and shipping details will be announced when production is ready.
Help shape the next chapter
Play. Give feedback.
Stay for the journey.
Follow for free on Patreon for beta releases and development updates. Optional monthly support helps development, server costs, and future original art.
One goal is to approach a college art program and pay a student illustrator to create a cohesive art collection for the game and their portfolio. A school and artist have not yet been selected.
Follow on PatreonSupport is optional and provides no gameplay advantage. It does not reserve a physical copy or promise a future store license. Current digital artwork uses generative AI under the developer’s direction.
Before you sit down
Is the game free?
The beta is free to download and play for testing and feedback. After beta, the game is intended to become a purchase-only release on the planned stores.
Can Windows and Android play together?
Yes. Both connect to the same dedicated online server. Install the same current version on every device, then open Multiplayer and Online Play.
Where can I learn the rules?
The game includes a searchable rulebook. You can also read the official PDF here.
Can I buy or reserve the physical game?
Orders and reservations are not open. The store is a preview of what is being developed. Follow Patreon for confirmed production news.
Is there an iPhone version?
It is planned. The shared code is prepared for future compatibility, but the iOS build still needs export, signing, and complete device checks.