This Ain’t Even Poker, Ya Joker

気分転換にプレイできるいいゲームでした。インクリメンタルゲームらしくしっかりまとまっていて面白かったです。値段も安いのでオススメ

It was fun, but I thought there would be more than 10 hours of content. By the end I had 10 cards, all Mystic / Relic rarity, which all had the best suit (Swords) on them, all cards covering 10+ values, and mostly all joker slots with x1000 score if all cards are above common. Every deck auto-rolling 7 of a kind, or 7 card straight flush, one after another. 10 decks at a time. It's an idle game at its core, with shallow systems and no automation of resets, making it tedious to reset for additional bonuses and quality useless. Even after beating the game, it asks if you want to reset with a timer the next time. No thanks. Same exact tedious clicking on all the upgrades, but now with a timer? Maybe if you gave me a toggle for 'auto purchase all upgrades you can afford' then that might be interesting.

一个很难给好评，哪怕考虑到价格也只能给中评的游戏 中间有一大段缺乏引导，在不看攻略的情况下，很难摸索到套路 在解锁套路后，又在爽点刚开始，游戏就结束 作为一个挂机爽游，爽点曲线不够合理 只能说作为这个价位的小体量游戏，给个中评吧

ADICTING

I am not trusting Dominixa again. Wasted 10 hours on an idler game.

Overall, the gameplay was okish. Overall the gameplay IS entertaining but the core loop doesn't do much to drag you in and uses a lot of flashy but otherwise cosmetic techniques to make the game feel more polished than the mechanics would suggested. Overall the core gameplay loop gets repetitive fast, it's a sllow moving idle clicker more or less. I can't suggest it at all unles you find it on sale for maybe 2 bucks.

It's a fairly straightforward incremental game. It's pretty short. It won't change your life. I don't think the design is as good as it could be. I don't think it communicates its mechanics as well as it could either. The story is minimal and undercuts itself. It has questionable aesthetic choices, like there's a slowdown that occurs when you pull a good hand that triggers a lot in an annoying way once you start triggering lots of good hands. Or there are flashy light effects on some cards that make trying to read how much gold the hand produced or how much its multiplier was difficult. It's just all a bit sloppy. If you really want to play a short, somewhat functional incremental game then this can be that for you. I wouldn't recommend anyone go out of their way to play this one in particular though.

Number go up. Real good.

Spent an hour expecting something interesting, game feels like it wants to limit how much you interact with it's basic upgrade system, it feels empty, I'd refund if I didn't buy this ages ago.

Good game