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😈🤘 A heavy metal demon. A €40,000 debt. One last island.
Demon Pokure Kakka II is a Japanese Heavy Metal Demon from Hell. Hellbent on bringing Hell to Earth, he plans to open a portal and unleash Seikimatsu (End of the Century / Apocalypse). His collection of broken countries is almost complete. The last missing piece? Cyprus.
Unfortunately for him, the island’s soul is hiding inside your mate Kristos—a man with a €40,000 tax bill and a talent for terrible decisions. Pokure buys the debt. You get one week at Kasha Casino to win back your friend and stop Cyprus becoming Hell’s front door. What could possibly go wrong?
A first-person casino adventure in North Cyprus. Play detailed roulette, card games and hands-on tavli inside one walkable casino, then gamble through a week of nightly challenges to win back your friend. Exchange cash for chips, look after Kristos and try to keep a disastrous night out from becoming a deal with Hell.
Pick him up in your black Zonda Fih and drive to Kasha Casino. The tables follow real casino rules. The rest of the night is gloriously unhinged.
Take a seat. Play properly.
Six casino games. Real tables. Your chips.
Roulette
A physical European single-zero wheel and an interactive French racetrack. Play Voisins, Tiers, Orphelins, Jeu Zéro and neighbours directly on the racetrack. Place your chips on the layout—or say your bets out loud.
Voice Betting for Roulette. Call your bets out loud using your microphone instead of placing every bet by hand.
Blackjack & Dragon Baccarat
Russian Poker & Three Card Poker
Ultimate Texas Hold’em
Even the fly brought a brain.
CasinoFly isn't just a prop. It connects to the open-source DOOMFLY experiment, based on the openly available MaleCNS v1.0 reconstruction of a male fruit fly's nervous system. We paired that neural activity with casino policies trained and tested on simulated hands using this game's actual table rules. It sits down, places bets and plays alongside you—without peeking at hidden cards.
Away from the tables, play Portes, Plakoto and Fevga tavli, try the village-festival kazanti, or settle a small street wager with rock-paper-scissors.
Kazanti
From Hell to Kasha Casino.
Demon Pokure Kakka II has risen from Hell to unleash Seikimatsu (End of the Century / Apocalypse) and open a portal between his world and yours. In his trophy hall hang the souls of lands torn in two. Nine frames are full. One is empty: Cyprus.
The island’s soul escaped his grasp in 1974. In 2026 he finds it hiding inside Kristos, a nobody from Pallouriotissa with a €40,000 tax bill. So Pokure buys the debt and summons him to Kasha Casino.
Then Kristos bets himself on double or nothing—and loses. Pokure can only win a soul at tavli, his oldest game, so he offers you a deal: pay the €40,000 by Saturday’s dawn, then face him at tavli on Sunday for Kristos’s soul. Your friend—and the last seal of the Seikimatsu—are on the table.
Work through a different boss table each night, meet the dawn deadlines and manage what you can afford to risk. At tavli, you shake the dice in your fist and throw them yourself. Your choices lead to multiple endings.
Demon Pokure speaks in recorded Japanese, with English subtitles.
Think the wheel is rigged?
Go upstairs and find the red button. Someone is watching the tables, and dealing with the operator may take a little imagination. The casino's people, food and bad habits can become part of your plan.
There is life between hands.
Pet the locals.
Outside Kasha Casino
Order food and drinks, smoke a cigar, get drunk and get to know regulars who remember what you say. Take a piss—with actual aiming—and try to keep your dignity. Sexual innuendo and implied encounters can make a trip to the toilets awkward.
Provoke the wrong person and a brawl can bring security over. Keep Kristos supplied with beer, cigars and fruit, or stake him at the tables and hope for the best. Looking after yourself may be harder.
The chairs are not bolted down.
Four ways to share a casino night.
Relax in Free Play, pool your winnings to survive a seven-night debt challenge, back or oppose the Fortune Teller in Crowd Night, or outlast your friends in Last Player Standing. Join as a gambler, watch the chaos, or put on the apron and serve the room.
Cyprus, with the volume turned up.
A multilingual cast, original songs, supernatural detours and filthy local humour fill the night. Border politics, religious barbs and national grudges are fair game for these characters. Their opinions are loud, their judgment is terrible, and diplomacy was never going to survive the drive.
