CloverPit hits jackpot with 750K copies sold
Rogue-lite psychological horror indie title CloverPit surpassed 750,000 copies sold in two weeks after launch, as was announced by the game’s developer in a celebratory post on its official Bluesky microblog.
Developed by Panik Arcade and published by Future Friends Games, the game was released on Sept. 26, 2025, and reached the mark of 100,000 copies sold just 24 hours after release.
First-person rogue-lite with elements of strategy and psychological horror, inspired by Balatro and Buckshot Roulette, is currently playable on Windows PC via Steam, with no official announcements regarding console releases.
Set within a rusty cell, CloverPit tasks players with paying off an increasing debt using a slot machine, with failure to do so resulting in the player being dropped through a trapdoor below them to their death. The title offers over 150 different items with varying effects, allowing players to exploit the slot machine to their benefit.
As of the time of writing, the game has a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, with 9,673 user reviews, an all-time peak of 25,190 concurrent players according to SteamDB, along with a Metascore of 76 points based on 8 critic reviews.