
Imagine playing poker, but with unique superpowers. Lords of New York is a new kind of poker game where you have incredible gifts you leverage to your advantage to dominate at cards. With RPG-like skills, battle your way to victory against exciting and hilarious characters.
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Seems a nice concept, but sadly the game stopped to short to be considered ready to play. As the development has ended, cannot recommend.
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Currently, I'm afraid I cannot recommend this game. Story mode actually has no gameplay bar a couple of moral choices that have no bearing. Multiplayer mode is far too short, 8 hands is nowhere near enough for a reasonable game and the cooldown is way too fast that some abilities are ultimately broken. Rather than being a boost, abilities completely overturn the entire game on a regular basis with little to no counter-play. I like the concept, but this is far from the game I wanted or expected it to be.
Poker com modo historia e poderzinho, NÃO ME PRENDEU!
I love learning how to play poker and watch the animation with this game. I am such a novice at playing video games and my learning curve will be steep. But I am inspired by all of the choices of characters. Oh, did I mention, I am 70 years old?
5 years in early access...
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Oof. Some good ideas. I played this at a game convention years back and liked the idea. Cheating at poker? Yes please! Sadly it looks like they couldn't finish the game, but at least made it free. They seem to have had some plans for a single player and stable multiplayer, but moved on. If you want a funny poker game get a hold of Night At The Inventory (1 or 2).
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