Chipsmith is a free poker-hand roguelike made for your phone. Plays offline, no account.
Coming soon to Google PlayFree
Android first. No in-app purchases, and never an ad in the middle of a round.
In this genre on phones, the most common complaint is progress that silently fails to save: wins not recorded, unlocks that never arrive, a profile reset to zero.
The next is the cloud: saves that hang while loading, or never reach your other device. You can't play your own game until it finishes thinking.
Pick a blind and reach its target with a few hands and discards. Chips times mult is your score.
Spend winnings on passive cards, Lessons that level up hands and Tricks that change your cards.
Each ante ends with a boss that changes the rules. Clear all eight, then keep going in endless mode.
The game saves after every move, on your phone, with a backup copy. Close it mid-hand and pick up on the same card.
"Play 10 flushes (7/10)". You never have to wonder whether it's counting.
Copy a code on your old phone, paste it on the new one. No account, no cloud, nothing to log in to.
No internet needed, ever. Planes, tunnels, the back of a bus.
Free
Paid for by ads that stay out of your way.
| Ads | A small banner on menus. A video only if you choose one, for a free shop reroll. Never during a round |
|---|---|
| In-app purchases | None |
| "Rate us" pop-ups | None |
| Account | Not needed |
No. There's no real money, nothing to buy inside the game and no prizes. It uses poker hands as a puzzle: you're building a scoring engine, not betting.
Open Profile › Profiles, tap Copy save code, send it to yourself, and paste it on the new phone. Your wins, unlocks and settings come with it.
No. Everything runs and saves on your phone. Ads only load when you're online, so offline play has none.
Android comes first. iPhone is planned, not dated.
Yes. Chipsmith turns with your phone, and you can lock it to portrait or landscape in Options. Your round carries on when you turn.