
The chips are down and the ante is up in this sentence already bursting with poker clichés! Take the fifth seat in Poker Night 2, at a table featuring Claptrap (Borderlands 2), Brock Samson (The Venture Bros.), Ash (Army of Darkness) and Sam (Sam and Max series).
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The poker AI is good enough that I find it fun and can be a bit challenging, depending on your skill level. The various character's silly chatter and cutscenes really add some personality to what otherwise would just be playing texas holdem or omaha. The unlocks are a nice addition too. Unlocking new decks, collectables, etc. for accomplishing certain things gives you goals and more purpose to the game.
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WHERE'S POKER NIGHT 3 VALVE
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Its like playing poker except every choice you make is ridiculed The comments from the other players/host are amusing for awhile but quickly get old. I can't really recommend this game but I also won't *not* recommend it
Hell yeah
Pros: -Play Poker with silly characters of different franchises. -Customize table, accessories, and venue. -New option to play Omaha. -Unlock TF2 items via character bounties. Cons: -Ash Williams doesn't act like Ash Williams at all. -Claptrap is and always will be awful in everything it appears in. -There's dialogue every other move & they removed the option to reduce the banter; You can only get relief by muting the character voices, but you still have to watch the animations before being able to make a move. It also causes softlocks that require restarting the tournament. It can only *occasionally* be skipped by right-clicking, which is never explicitly told to the player IIRC. -Most of the jokes aren't funny. -All of the characters are excessively negative towards the player, to the point that making a basic move will receive completely unjustified criticism. (No, Patrick, every character randomly being a jerk doesn't make the game more realistic nor enjoyable.) -The AI might be contrived. In my view, there's almost no reason why I should play this over the first Poker Night game.
Pretty fun Operating System: Windows 11 CPU Brand: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-14400F RAM: 32 GB Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Primary VRAM: 8 GB
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