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In a future where the financial system has collapsed, the lottery becomes a lifeline for survival, with luck as the only currency. As an ordinary person in this predestined world, can you leverage the "Luck System" with courage and wit to rise from obscurity and attain the wealth others covet?
Big Winner is a rpg, simulation and strategy game
developed by iFAction Studio
and published by iFAction Studio and BOBO GAMES.
Released on June 13th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English.
It has received 590 reviews of which 491 were positive and 99 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 9.59€ on Steam with a 25% discount.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Microsoft® Windows® 10/11 (64bit)
- Processor: intel CORE i3-3200
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GT730
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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I didn't know what I was expecting when I got this game. I just read the premise, and that sounded like nothing I've ever played before. Basically, you're living in a dystopia where luck determines everything. Your work wages are lottery tickets. The food you buy from grocery markets are lottery tickets. Street food is determined by lottery tickets. Even the clothes you can acquire are through lottery tickets. There's a complete social hierarchy based off how lucky you are as a citizen. So, as you've probably guessed, curiosity lured me in, but what made me stay? It was a combination of Yakuza x Balatro gameplay. Yep, you've heard that right. Yakuza x Balatro. Two games I've never expected to get mixed together. Life Sim Gameplay You're probably wondering why I pick Yakuza as part of the Life Sim part of the gameplay. The Yakuza part comes in where everything is all focused in on a single city, filled to the brim with NPC's, silly sidequests, mini-games, and hilarious cutscenes with the occasional tear jerker. Progression points are marked out to you on the minimap and you go there at certain times during the day after achieving certain objectives. This includes some mini-bosses and various back to back battle sequences. Combat Gameplay Instead of fighting and punching NPC's, you battle them with cards Balatro style. Kinda. You do it with three cards instead. As you can guess, this Balatro bit is what determines the social hierarchy of the game. The Balatro part of the game throws "Jokers" at you, which, in this game, are called Karma Cards. They function as modifiers for every aspect of the game. They increase your chances of getting lucky at the lottery to changing your cards in the card fights to straight up breaking game mechanics. Personally, this is the part of the game that really drew me in. There's different loadouts you can use for the Karma Cards, too. This means you can have a different set of cards for drawing lotteries, battling, forming relationships, work and study, and even going to bed. Yes, you will change Karma Card layouts for going to bed. Gameplay Progression Gameplay progression is based purely on your current social standing. You start at T9 and have to work your way to T1. There's 3 stars you can earn per tier before you're allowed to take a "test" to advance your tier. Each tier determines what you're allowed to buy, where you can buy things from, as well as unlock different facilities to you. In short, there's a never ending stream of things being unlocked to you in this game as you progress. This applies to the in-game achievements, too. Upon reaching certain goals, "achievements" can be acquired and claimed for rewards, which usually results in a new Karma Card plus some talent tree points. The real bonus comes in the Karma Card as they're added to the ever increasing pool of Karma Cards you can add to your various load outs and potentially change the way the game is played. I'm not even exaggerating about changing the way new Karma Cards can change the way you play the game. Why's that? Because after a certain point, you have to change the way you play the game. If you play the game traditionally, congratulations, you've become one of the dredges of society and get stuck inside the dystopian trap that the elites in this game made for you. Instead, you gotta make use of the Karma Cards to abuse the various systems in order to advance and bypass the grind. An example of this is the money in the game. Money isn't useless, but its importance becomes secondary as the game advances. Its only function is to buy lottery tickets and for a game that's completely centered around lottery tickets, that sounds pretty important, right? Instead, the real currency of the game are the used up useless lottery tickets. These used up tickets fuel the Karma Cards as some of them cost used tickets to activate their effects. They're used to cycle through the Karma Card market and buy Karma Cards, too. At some point, I've found myself using money to directly buy huge batches of used lottery tickets. Very clever usage of game mechanics and then forcing you to break them. Art The art is pretty dated for a 2025 game. There's a lot of reused assets from River Town Factory, their previous game. I have zero complaints with this as it's charming in its own right. There's plenty of new assets, too. The mixture of modern slum + modernized ancient Chinese architecture + modern city vibes give the city you're in a very unique feeling. You definitely feel the class distinction between regions. Controls Sadly, this is where I have to dock points. Just like with River Town Factory, the controls are rather clunky and don't make much sense for me. Playing with the mouse and keyboard is probably the most comfortable way of playing, but even then, I feel like I'm not playing correctly with how clumsy some of the controls feel at times. Not game breaking, but it's something to dock points away from. Translation The translation is decent. It's probably because I come from a Chinese background that I understand what they're trying to say at times, but there's definitely some friction when it comes to getting across the intended message. Some parts of the game are left in Chinese, too. The game is still fully playable and fully understandable minus one or two things, so don't let that discourage you. Overall If you're interested in some novelty in playing something very different from the norm, this game's worth a shot. The strange mixture of Yakuza x Balatro and the ever growing Karma Card system has me invested for nearly 40 hours and a whole New Game+. There's something new at every corner and even in New Game+, I'm still astounded by the new stuff and mechanics I find. If you're willing to take a leap of faith, give this game a try.
This game should be more popular than it is! It is so good! Is it a bit cheesy a little but that is what makes it amazing! It is like Stardew Valley & Luck Be A Landlord met up had a kid this would be it. Romance? You got it! Drama? IN SPADES! Finding out you have a serious gambling addiction because of this! Yes Yes and more yes! Take a chance on this game I barely scratch the surface and I have already 6 hours in it!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Big Winner is currently priced at 9.59€ on Steam.
Yes, Big Winner is currently available at a 25% discount. You can purchase it for 9.59€ on Steam.
Yes, Big Winner received 491 positive votes out of a total of 590 achieving a rating of 7.84.
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Big Winner was developed by iFAction Studio and published by iFAction Studio and BOBO GAMES.
Yes, Big Winner is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Big Winner is not playable on MacOS.
No, Big Winner is not playable on Linux.
Big Winner is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Big Winner. Explore additional content available for Big Winner on Steam.
No, Big Winner does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Big Winner does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Big Winner is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
iFAction Studio
Publisher
iFAction Studio,
BOBO GAMES
Release
13 Jun 2025
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