Tilting - A Noir Poker Career

Players keep getting hands when they have 0BB left in the tournaments, and they still post blinds as if they had money. So they're considered "all-in" in several hands they shouldn't. I played as the 'old pro' and another tech-guy and the game was very balanced and hard, I busted twice testing how the players would play (and they would call big raises and play well). Then I played as 'the hustler' and 95% of the time everyone folds to 1/2 pot raises pre-flop. Seems like something went poo-poo there - I wonder if some sort of difficulty downgrade if I go bust too much? This third time I played ~100 hands and raised some ~30 hands and got only 2 calls, winning the tournament. No re-raises from the other players. Unfortunately, this is not ready.

I'm a sucker for gambling roguelites so decided to give this a try even though it had zero reviews. Long story short: It's not great which isn't a deal breaker for $3. The bigger issue is the obvious corner cutting like why is my portrait super detailed while everyone else at the table is a glorified stick figure? That's just weird and puzzling in an age where you can generate a collection of similar portraits in a matter of seconds. Also, the lazy implementation of the pixelated graphics make it difficult to read important text or even see the card faces. Several times I wasn't sure what suit I was looking at because, for example, hearts and diamonds both look like a red blob. If anyone else is like me and looking at this store page out of curiosity, give this a pass until the price drops to the 99 cent range or the devs roll out some patches to fix some of the issues I detailed above. Currently this is not worth $3.99