
When you enter Social Club VR : Casino Nights you enter into a high-class Casino, where you can play your favorite casino table games, like Blackjack, Texas Hold'em Poker and Roulette. Play a private game with friends you know, or get to know people from around the world.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Good game.. Needs more player for multiplayer
always go all in.
there are nearly no people playing....i waited hours! when i tried to refund the game i was already over the 2h refund limit...i cant recommend this game.
This game is great with friends or just randoms online. There is only a few things to play right now which I am okay with but would love to see some more casino games and environments.
10/10 This is really charming and to me, a great VR experience. The community's refreshingly pleasant, and as of now, more people are picking it up off of the Steam Summer Sale. There always seems to be plenty of people around. This is easily one of my new favorite VR games. Players: Seriously pick this game is. Developers: Amazing start (keep adding stuff)! Other Developers: Make more VR games like this! Only thing to avoid: The Backgammon board. Fun idea and I've tried to play a couple times and teach others how to play, but it doesn't have actual programming beyond a reset button right now. The physics are wonky sometimes and the dice do weird glitchy stuff.
It has good utilization of VR mechanics, but a piss poor active community. Truth be told, i bought this because it looked like it had some potential as a good casino VR game... The issue is, there's nobody playing, almost ever. The only people I ran into were all playing one game (all 3 of them). Hopefully the sale brings in more players, or sadly I'll be issuing a refund request. Still leaving a thumbs up, because the issue with the game isn't the dev's fault, but rather the marketing of the game's fault.
Nice game! The only problem's you can't find people... It needs more support.
So I was in the casino the other day playing some Poker. I won the hand and one of the people on the table got upset and smacked a bottle on my head. Then I played the piano for a while and passed out smoking my cigar. 11/10 would get concussion again
The game heavilly favors the AI in my experience, and it's only fun with friends. I'm gonna be stepping away from it however till they allow players to be the dealers. Recommended if you have pals to play with, otherwise it's pretty much empty lobbies all the time.
Out of the box there is a ton to do and play, with huge potential for more games, mini games, and things to buy. I've mostly done Blackjack, but want to join a serious group for a weekly poker match. You can play alone against a dealer, but this is obviously a social game, and real people make a big difference. Hoping you add craps(dice) in the near future!
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