Look, let us be honest about student indie projects, but ODD ODDS, a single-player roguelike gambling game crafted by a four-member student development team, officially launched on PC via Steam on October 31. This title serves as the debut project for the development team, who handled every single step from planning to development and distribution entirely on their own.

The core objective of the game is to survive a total of 40 turns while enduring the relentless debt collection of a devil. If the player comes up even a single coin short when the debt must be paid, the game ends immediately. The gameplay loop follows a roguelike structure where the player acquires coins through the crane minigame known as 'Devil Catcher' available right from the start, exchanges those coins for cash at an ATM, and uses a typewriter every turn to select upgrades, building an environment to rake in even more cash.

As the player progresses through the game, a new minigame called 'Pinball' can be unlocked, offering a chance to secure a substantial amount of money. In addition, players can hack the ATM to pilfer funds from the bank. While this action carries considerable risk, pulling it off yields massive rewards. The game features 10 different visitors, and depending on whose trade the player chooses to accept, the story branches into various endings.