Roguelike hit Balatro can't be sold to any gambling companies or casinos even after its creator dies, because its solo dev is so against that idea they've written it into their will
I hate the thought of Balatro becoming a true gambling game
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GamesRoguelikeBalatroRoguelike hit Balatro can’t be sold to any gambling companies or casinos even after its creator dies, because its solo dev is so against that idea they’ve written it into their willWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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Balatro may be based on the Big Two card game, but since launch, solo dev LocalThunk has been clear that they “do not condone gambling,” and don’t “believe that Balatro contains gambling” in the first place. …
