Draw five cards and the shape of your poker hand becomes the shape of your attack, flush a lane, straight a row.
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How to play
A lane-defense game crossed with five-card draw poker. Enemies advance down the lanes toward your base each turn. You draw five cards, hold the ones you want, and redraw the rest once, and the poker hand you make decides the shape of your attack. Aim it, fire, and hold the line through every wave.
Click cards to hold them, then Redraw the rest once per turn to improve your hand.
Your hand maps to an attack shape: a Flush nukes a whole lane, a Straight rakes a row, a Full House hits two lanes, Four of a Kind is a heavy lane nuke.
Aim at a lane (or a specific cell for shapes that need a row), then Fire to strike and advance the wave.
Don't let an enemy reach your base; survive all the waves to win.
Controls
Desktop: click cards to hold, hover or click a grid cell to aim, then click Redraw and FIRE.
Phone & tablet: tap cards to hold and tap a cell to aim, every action is pointer-driven.
Game modes
Daily: one shared seed per difficulty, ranked on the global leaderboard.
Practice: fresh random sieges on demand.
Difficulty: Easy, Normal or Hard scale base health, wave count and enemy strength.
Tips & strategy
Match the hand to the threat, save a Flush for a packed lane, a Straight for a spread-out row.
Hold toward the shape you need; a near-straight or four-flush is often worth the redraw gamble.
Prioritize enemies closest to your base, a single breach can end the run.
About Poker Siege
Poker Siege fuses lane defense with draw poker, so building the right five-card hand is the same act as choosing your weapon's footprint on the battlefield. It's an original free browser game on PlayPendium with daily and practice modes across three difficulties.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
