Very, very nice! You incorporated social deduction and deckbuilding, and actually made it really fun! Every round was like building a custom trust logic puzzle! It got really difficult to figure out the actual imposter when there were two cops at once. My favorite method was stacking drivers to figure out who to mistrust. If only one driver saw an imposter, he could be the imposter! Mark both and see what happens. Watchers were really powerful, but didn't make enough money.

Art and sounds and animations all folded together very nicely. The bonuses from poker-like combinations were a nice surprise too. I think that if you added a bit more content in terms of types of cards, and a bit more control of the upgrading and knowing what the roles + names of the cards were, you could build this out to a full game.

I ended up not making quota at 234/250 - but had just weeded out the last undercover cop

Overall, good job!
The visuals work well (someone mentioned in the comments about adding more visual indicators or icons along with the text, and I agree, I was playing on split screen at some point, and it was harder to read what is on the cards. Otherwise, it works).

I was a bit confused about how things work. For example, I was unsure if eliminating 0 cops would affect me and how (maybe I am just bad at this, lol). The cards mention different abilities, but at times, I found myself randomly picking them and wondering if there is a strategy I am missing on (besides the combos of duplicate cards for better payoff).
The instructions mention that removing innocent members can hurt you, but I never quite got how or when it happens. Maybe some further indicators on how well you did (or did not do) at the end of the round (s) would help. I'd also consider adding a 'start over' for abandoning progress and restarting a new heist.

I will probably try playing more to see if I do better. Other than that, good job!

Cool concept! I liked the mix of deckbuilding and deduction. It took me a little while at the beginning to understand how everything worked, but once I got it, the gameplay became much more enjoyable.

Really nice concept. Making little Avatars instead of cards might make it look even nicer and you might not always have to read the text again if certain avatars always have a certain ability. But even without this visual upgrade this is a very solid idea for this jam's theme and it feels polished. Nicely done!

Really liked the deck building idea, got pretty addictive lol. The UI and visuals fit the theme really well too. Nice job!

I really liked your deck building card, honestly pretty addictive, liked the UI and visuals as well, it pairs nice with the theme, great job !!!

Very innovative card game! Now I want it to exist with IRL playing cards. Played it on stream today and had fun. Thanks for showing to us. :D

loved the triple driver combo bumping my estimate to 71 and then the cops gutting it to 13, the watcher testimony pointing at card 2 was the clue i trusted and it paid off. deckbuilder plus deduction is a really clean mix, nice work

Nice deck-builder! I worked with a team on a deck-builder for GMTK iirc. I also really like the soothing nature of the music, as a composer myself. Really solid entry, good work! Only suggestions would have been art for the cards and an either picture or interactive tutorial.

Innovative take on deckbuilding games with the idea of eliminating cops that just really makes fun and brings lots of cool twists

Initially I had to get how to play but when i figured it out I liked the mix between deckbuilding and deduction, especially the idea of having undercover cops hidden among your cards. The gameplay loop is simple to understand but still gives you interesting decisions to make between heists. I also liked the tension of having to decide who to trust and who to eliminate. 

Love the concept! Merging a deckbuilder with a hidden role deduction mechanic is such a cool and unique twist. Awesome job!