Poker Club

"You can&s;t get a more immersive poker experience than Poker Club so if you enjoy Texas Hold &s;em then you&s;ll love what it has to offer."

"Poker Club is good for anyone interested in a very realistic looking poker sim with a big emphasis on tournament play. What you see is what you get, but it is much slower and more flashy than one might expect. …"

"It wants to be poker of new generation, however it is just average poker game with some good and bad parts."

"Having fixed most of the technical and visual bugs that plagued the initial release, Poker Club cannot overcome the issues that haunt all the poker simulators. The unpredictability of the human element brings tediousness and a slow pace, without being …"

"I was surprised by Poker Club, because my initial impressions of the game were not very strong. I found the online challenges to be frustrating and the game’s overall speed to be tedious. But as I continued on, I had …"

"Poker Club on Nintendo Switch does a good job at providing a truly immersive poker simulation. Unfortunately the entire package of Poker Club isn&s;t great. The incredibly poor AI will teach you nothing in offline mode and the overall slowness …"

"While gambling-oriented games, whether straight cards of some kind or casino, are generally pretty niche I will admit that every once in a while one will stand out and catch my attention..."

"I love Poker Club&s;s design and philosophy, but unfortunately, where Ripstone&s;s other games on Switch are exceptional, this is a vastly inferior port and experience."

"Not a royal flush quality poker game."

"After overcoming some issues in its launch week, Poker Club has stabilised as an ambitious, functional yet unremarkable poker simulator. The innovations that aim for increased immersion manage to slow down the action to the point they become almost tedious. …"

"With plenty of game modes, an active online community, crossplatform compatibility, and a top-notch visual environment, Poker Club knows how to deliver a realistic poker experience. Where Poker Club doesn&s;t deliver, however, is where the Nintendo Switch handheld capabilities are …"