[b]poker hands[/b] mixes the matching mechanics from games like [b]2048[/b] with the rules of poker. move all available cards at the same time and try to create hands (5 cards) according to the goals displayed in the top right corner. pushing cards against walls merges them, but you can also use incomplete hands to block, as you can't merge two hands of 3 cards, for example.
possible combinations can be brought up at any time (click them for a text description), but there are only two more mechanics. poker islands on the sides of most levels release cards, unless they are blocked, then they move elsewhere and release a card there. the other mechanic is numbered tiles, representing the amount of cards you can discard there, then they turn into gaps that can also be used to your advantage.
[b]50 levels without a turn limit[/b], only one unlocked at a time, but [b]some levels are timed[/b], meaning the goal starts relatively low, maybe with a pair, and if the timer runs out, stakes get higher and you'll need a set to pass the level, for instance. about every 10th level is like this and it's not too bad.
[b]takes about 2 hours[/b], graphics are acceptable, but there's a lot of wasted screen space, which isn't a good look, yet no level numbers, the help screen has to be brought up every time, and some poker islands are off-screen.
audio is good, but even with volume settings patched in, the timer fixed (it used to go down while the help screen was on or while alt+tabbed) and resolution options and windowed mode made available via the unity launcher, it's not a very good experience, as [b]there is no undo and there are no hotkeys[/b] (only esc as a way to leave the level), so despite the low asking price, [b]I don't recommend buying it[/b].
