Pixel Cards

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Pixel Cards

Short description

An offline pixel-art collection of 24 classic card games. Play Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, TriPeaks, Pyramid, Hearts, Spades, Gin Rummy, Blackjack, Crazy Eights, Go Fish and more, with local AI, clear rules, responsive cards and satisfying sound effects.

Developer
Pixel Dance
Publisher
Pixel Dance
Release
Wed, Aug 26, 2026
Price
$6.99
Reviews
13
Positive
100%
Followers
29
Owners (estimated)
0 – 20K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Casual, Indie, Strategy
Tags
–
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$4ksomewhere between $2k and $7k · roughly 260–1K copies

Review count and SteamSpy's owner range agree well enough to narrow the estimate down to this band. Multiplied by the $6.99 launch price — there is not enough price history for this game to weight the copies by what they actually sold for. Before Steam's cut, VAT and refunds. How these numbers are calculated.

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History

3 data points since Oct 19, 2026. Gaps mean nothing changed — the value carries forward.

Reviews 13 → 13
Followers 25 → 29
Price $6.99 → $6.99
Positive reviews 100.0% → 100.0%

The blurred area is the rest of the history. 1 further data points reach back to Aug 6, 2026 — your plan shows the last 90 days of it. How far each series in particular reaches is written on its own chart; not every one of them goes back that far. The shape in the blurred area is decoration, not data: the figures are not in this page at all. Plus unlocks the complete series.

Lowest recorded price: $6.99 on Oct 19, 2026. That is the current price.

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