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Hitman Card Game Guide: Core rules and how a round works

Hitman Card Game

Hitman Studio, Playing 171, Rating 93.0%

Creator Hitman Studio

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Rating 93.0%

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Overview

Hitman Card Game is a survival card game where players take turns drawing from a shared deck, trying to avoid the Hitman card that instantly eliminates whoever pulls it. The last player standing wins. This guide covers the core rules, key cards, strategy, and how to earn cosmetics so you can hit the ground running.

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Contents

01 Core rules and how a round works Step 02 Cards every player needs to understand Tips 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Surviving longer — practical strategy Check 05 Ranked mode and win-streak badges Summary 06 Cosmetics and how to get them Table 07 Working codes Codes 08 Notable cosmetics you cannot buy outright Tips 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

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Core rules and how a round works

Step

In short Every turn ends with a draw or a card that replaces it, and drawing the Hitman kills you unless you hold an Angel.

On your turn you have two options: draw the top card from the deck, or play a card from your hand. To actually end your turn, you must draw from the deck — but certain cards like Skip, Reverse, and Attack let you end it without drawing. Drawing the Hitman card eliminates you on the spot unless you have an Angel in your hand.

Play a card use a card from your hand if you want to set something up before drawing.
Draw or skip end your turn by drawing the top card, or play Skip, Reverse, or Attack to avoid drawing.
Angel saves you if the Hitman comes up and you have an Angel, you survive and choose where to put the Hitman back in the deck.
Teams mode exception in Teams mode, your whole team must be eliminated before you truly lose, so one teammate drawing the Hitman does not end the game for everyone.
Complete the tutorial the optional tutorial appears the first time you join and earns you the Hitman Academy badge.

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Cards every player needs to understand

Tips

In short Knowing what each key card does — and when not to waste it — is more important than anything else in this game.

The deck contains several card types beyond the Hitman itself. Some you play on your own turn; others, marked with a lightning bolt, can interrupt an opponent mid-turn.

Tips worth knowing

Angel is your only protection against the Hitman — treat it like a life and never give it away to a Steal card if you can help it.
After surviving with an Angel you can place the Hitman at the Top, Second, Third, Bottom, or a Random spot in the deck.
Attack forces another player to take two turns instead of one; stacking multiple Attacks pushes the multiplier up fast, which burns through an opponent's Skip and Reverse cards.
Cancel and Inferno both carry the lightning-bolt Quick-Play symbol, meaning you can use them during an opponent's turn to shut down their card.
Inferno has an additional bonus effect on top of canceling.
Cancel cannot stop an Angel or another Cancel.
Bottom lets you draw from the bottom of the deck instead of the top.
Future lets you peek at the next three cards in the deck — pair it with Attack on yourself if those three cards are safe, giving you two extra draws.
Mirror copies the last card played; you can even Mirror an Angel after drawing the Hitman, and that action cannot be stopped by Cancel or Inferno.
Skip and Reverse end your turn without a draw.

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Upcoming Nov 14 – Nov 21

The Reprise

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Surviving longer — practical strategy

Check

In short Tracking card counts and saving your quick-play cards for the right moment will keep you alive deep into a round.

Good play comes down to card economy and timing.

Count how many Cancel and Inferno cards have already been played before you commit yours to a fight.
Hold Angel cards until the last possible moment using one also wipes any Attack stacks that have built up on you.
Stack Attack cards in sequence each one adds 2x, so three or four stacked Attacks almost always force an opponent to spend their Angel.
In Teams mode, you can play an Angel from your own hand to save a teammate who just drew the Hitman doing so earns the Savior badge and keeps your team alive.

Ranked mode and win-streak badges

Summary

In short Ranked has its own progression ladder, and climbing it rewards exclusive cosmetics you cannot buy anywhere else.

Ranked tracks your performance separately from casual play. Win streaks matter here, and the rank badges you unlock along the way are permanent bragging rights.

First ranked badge　Bookworm
Second ranked badge　Jester
Third ranked badge　Grifter
Fourth ranked badge　Magician
Fifth ranked badge　Phantom
Sixth ranked badge　Angel
Top ranked badge　Hitman
10-win streak badge　On Fire
25-win streak badge　Unstoppable
Exclusive to ranked　several card sleeves and banners, including Angel, Phantom, Magician, Grifter, Jester, and Bookworm sleeves, cannot be bought in the shop

Cosmetics and how to get them

Table

In short Chips are the currency for most cosmetics, with rarer items costing more, but several pieces are locked behind achievements or events.

The shop sells Card Effects, Card Sleeves, and Banners using Chips. Standard pricing follows rarity, but Art Contest sleeves cost significantly less than normal sleeves of the same rarity.

Cosmetic type	Rarity	Standard shop price (Chips)	Art Contest sleeve price (Chips)
Card Effect / Card Sleeve / Banner	Uncommon	1,000	500
Card Effect / Card Sleeve / Banner	Rare	3,000	1,000
Card Effect / Card Sleeve / Banner	Epic	6,000	2,000
Card Effect / Card Sleeve / Banner	Legendary	10,000	3,000

07 Working codes Codes

365DAYS 5k cash, "birthday cards" banner, "365 days" card sleeves (basic and prismatic), and "birthday cake" charm

5k cash, "birthday cards" banner, "365 days" card sleeves (basic and prismatic), and "birthday cake" charm

HAPPYHOLIDAYS

TODAYSPICKS Tons Of Freebies

Tons Of Freebies

STARTERPACK

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Notable cosmetics you cannot buy outright

Tips

In short Some of the most desirable cosmetics are tied to achievements or specific actions rather than the shop.

A handful of sleeves, effects, and banners are permanently locked behind things you do rather than things you buy.

Tips worth knowing

Conqueror card sleeve and Reverse Thunderbolt card effect both unlock after 100 wins.
Rose card sleeve and Hitman Red banner are both rewards for joining the official Roblox group.
Frednly card sleeve unlocks when you gift any cosmetic to another player.
Donator card effect and Gold card sleeve come from donating any amount of Robux through the Tip Jar.
Several holiday sleeves and effects were tied to limited-time events and are no longer available.
Four active redeem codes exist as of October 9, 2026 — check the codes section of this page for the current list.

Glossary

Hitman Card: The card that eliminates any player who draws it, unless they have an Angel in hand.
Angel: The only card that blocks a Hitman death, also letting you choose where to return the Hitman in the deck.
Quick-Play Card: Any card marked with a lightning bolt that can be played during another player's turn to interrupt their action.
Attack: A card that forces a chosen player to take two turns instead of one; stacking multiples multiplies the turns further.
Cancel: A Quick-Play card that stops almost any card from taking effect, forcing the user to continue their turn.
Inferno: A Quick-Play card that cancels a played card just like Cancel but also carries an additional bonus effect.
Bottom: A card that lets you draw from the bottom of the deck instead of the top.
Mirror: A card that copies whatever card was just played, including Angels after a Hitman draw.
Future: A card that lets you peek at the next three cards in the deck without drawing them.
Chips: The in-game currency used to buy cosmetics from the shop.
Ace Machine: An in-game way to obtain certain cosmetics that are not available through the regular shop rotation.

Common questions

FAQ

What happens if I draw the Hitman card?

You are eliminated immediately — unless you have an Angel card in your hand. Using an Angel saves you and lets you pick where to put the Hitman back into the deck. Without an Angel there is no way to survive it.

How do I end my turn without drawing a card?

Play a Skip or Reverse card to close your turn safely without touching the deck. Attack also ends your turn as long as you target someone else. Bottom still requires you to draw, but from the bottom of the deck rather than the top.

Can I do anything during another player's turn?

Yes — any card with a lightning bolt symbol is a Quick-Play card and can be used while an opponent is acting. Cancel and Inferno are the two most important ones, letting you shut down whatever they just played.

Is Ranked different from a normal game?

The card rules are identical, but Ranked tracks win streaks and has its own rank ladder going from Bookworm up to Hitman. Climbing the ranks rewards exclusive card sleeves and banners that are not sold in the shop.

Are Private Servers free?

Yes, Private Servers cost nothing. You can create one and invite only your friends.

Updated Oct 9, 2026
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Hitman Card Game Hitman Studio, Playing 171, Rating 93.0%

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