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Lucky Grid

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Mikhael DziakanauDiscovered Oct 31, 2026

About the game

A cosy two-hour pixel game about a table of lucky machines in an old house. Toss the coin, roll the dice, spin the wheel and pull the slots, automate them all, step into the garden inside a plant and climb to the attic, where a ginger cat talks in cat.

Original Steam description

A table of lucky machines

Lucky Grid is a cosy pixel game of about two hours. On the table stand a coin, dice, a wheel and a slot machine. Every try is free and every coin is a game coin: win, buy upgrades, give each machine its own automation and watch the table play by itself. No ads and no in-game purchases.

A house with three worlds

  • The table: four machines, a workshop of upgrades and a plant that asks for water and fertiliser.
  • The garden: when the plant blooms, step into the garden inside it. On a sunny meadow, acorn thimbles, fireflies in a jar and a dewdrop on a leaf pay in dew.
  • The attic: a ladder comes down through a hatch in the ceiling. Up there wait the cat's old toys: mouse races, nesting dolls and a cuckoo clock, paying in buttons.

A cat who talks in cat

A ginger cat brings every achievement, peeks out from under the table and lives in the attic. He talks, but in cat: buy the two volumes of his dictionary to understand him.

Features

  • Ten machines and 150 upgrades, each machine with its own automation
  • Secrets around the house: touch things and listen to the cat
  • Day and night take turns, or stay the way you like
  • A final star, gathered with the cat from the constellations over the roof, and an ending with the cat's story
  • 20 achievements and three save slots, with Steam Cloud
  • Full controller support, every action can be rebound
  • 16 languages
  • Four calm music tracks and recorded sound effects

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

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Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC