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A once-celebrated adventurer, now retired to a quiet tavern, settles his remaining scores over cards instead of swords. The setup is Blackjack with heroines instead of dealers, and the stakes are exactly what you'd expect.

Once "Glory of the Empire," the protagonist trades his sword for a card table, facing three women in a small-town tavern he now calls home. Each match is a piece of that quiet fall from grace, whether he treats it that way or not.

Play runs on straightforward Blackjack rules: beat the hand across the table and the story moves forward, with each win peeling back another CG scene from the heroine you just beat. It's less strategy game than excuse to keep dealing cards until someone loses their clothes.