Encore Classic Card Games

Just like another review said - it has cribbage. You can enable muggins. The lack of resolution options does suck, BUT when windowed it is still easily playable on a 2560x1440 display. Makes for a good game to play while doing other things.

If you're looking for a modern, immersive experience, look on. THAT SAID, this is a solid collection of a whole lot of classic card games (Hence the title of the game). Everything it its official branding to my knowledge. No renaming of trademarked games to a generic title besides the stripping of the old Hoyle title it once had. You can still see Hoyle in the winning screens, though. Also some odd games that are deceivingly fun despite being unknown, like Spite & Malice. While it's locked in a 4:3 resolution (800x600 I think? Maybe 1024x768?) and the graphics are straight out of 2001, there is a nifty feature (well, lack thereof) this comes with that fully redeems itself. NO MICROTRANSACTIONS! NO ADS! NO FORCED WAIT TIMES YOU CAN PAY TO SKIP! NO SHOVELWARE! NO REFUSUAL TO WORK IF WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION! Simplicity at its finest and it can run on a potato. Just for the sake of it, I tried to get it to run on a 2008 Netbook, and it worked flawlessly. That alone makes it worth the initial $20 to me... For the price of a few decks of cards you can't go wrong. Don't let my hours on record fool you, I have well over 500 hours on this, I play at work in between customers in the slow season (isn't grave shift fun?) and Steam does not track the hours when there's no internet connection.