StrategyFit check
Is Into Oblivion worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a card-based drinking contest with several match rules rather than a conventional card game
- Groups who want to play against friends or strangers in multiplayer
- Solo players who want matches against character or randomly generated bots
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a long-form campaign or narrative progression
- Players who prefer matches without score management or sudden health-based knockouts
- Players seeking a game without drinking-related themes
Our take on Into Oblivion
The match is built around three linked measures—health, liver, and drunkenness—so serving a drink can push different routes to victory or defeat.
What is Into Oblivion?
Players receive five item cards each round and combine them into drinks for themselves or opponents.
Drinks can change health, liver, and drunkenness, apply status effects, or trigger an immediate bout of vomiting. Three modes set different goals: Normal rewards a high drunkenness score without exceeding the limit, Top Shelf restricts play to special mixed drinks, and The Sobering favors keeping that score low. Each mode includes Midnight, a half-time dice game in which players try to roll a 1 and a 4 while keeping at least one die each round. Matches can end when a player's health reaches zero; otherwise, scores settle ties. Play against bots or other players, with single-player and multiplayer options.
How Into Oblivion plays
- 01Three match modes
- Normal, Top Shelf, and The Sobering use different drunkenness goals, and Top Shelf allows only special mixed drinks.
- 02Five-card rounds
- Players use five item cards each round to prepare mixed drinks for themselves or their opponents.
- 03Midnight dice game
- The half-time round asks players to roll a 1 and a 4 while retaining at least one die each round.
- 04Bot and online play
- Single-player matches include eight named characters or randomly generated generic bots, while multiplayer supports Steam invites and lobby browsing.
- 05Drink recipes
- The game lists 215 mixed drink recipes and 55 item cards.
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Into Oblivion: platforms & release
Is Into Oblivion worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a card-based drinking contest with several match rules rather than a conventional card game. Skip it if: players looking for a long-form campaign or narrative progression.
Where can I download Into Oblivion?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Into Oblivion's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Into Oblivion on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
