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Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em is a multiplayer tactical role playing game with horror, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by ©7 Points Digital Tech Limited and was released on January 3, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Poker Fate – Choose your poker partner and enter a duel against fate! Play for free! Dive into thrilling Texas Hold'em with charming characters, dazzling effects, and endless excitement. "In this battle of wits, your hand decides fate—yet it's you who will rewrite the ending." When rivalry and cooperation collide at the table, when the balance of strategy and luck shifts— your de…

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62%Audience ScoreBased on 118 reviews
humor5 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions

  • Engaging poker gameplay with multiple modes including Texas Hold'em, Omaha, SNG, and MTT, suitable for casual players and poker enthusiasts.
  • Appealing anime aesthetic featuring lively animated characters, voice acting, and fan service elements that enhance the casual atmosphere.
  • Fairly generous free-to-play system allowing access to core gameplay and some free gacha pulls, with regular updates, events, and cross-platform support.
  • Highly stingy and expensive gacha system with low pull rates and no pity protection, making character collection difficult for free-to-play players.
  • Small and inconsistent player base causing matchmaking issues and lack of lively multiplayer tables, especially at higher stakes.
  • Monetization perceived as aggressive and predatory, with high-priced cosmetic items, expensive chip purchases, and intrusive pay prompts after losing chips.
  • gameplay

    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    14% positive mentions, 72% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions

    The gameplay sticks closely to classic Texas hold’em poker rules, offering familiar, accessible mechanics with smooth UI and fluid play. Cosmetic gacha elements do not impact the core gameplay, which supports free-to-play progression and quick, engaging poker sessions, though it may feel basic to purists. Overall, it provides a solid poker experience enhanced by anime-style characters and light progression, but the gacha monetization and character emphasis can be distracting for some players.

    • “At its core, the gameplay adheres closely to standard Texas Hold’em rules, making it immediately accessible to anyone with even a basic understanding of poker.”
    • “The game includes tutorials and guided systems that help newcomers grasp these mechanics, while still leaving room for experienced players to apply deeper strategies.”
    • “The 3 player mini-tournaments (SNGs) are fun; regular gameplay being capped at 6 players is also a good choice to let people play a wider range of hands.”
    • “Poker but with waifus — it's just poker, but they want you to pay for skins and stuff. It's not fun gameplay; play some poker in real life for a better experience.”
    • “Poker with gacha mechanics doesn't fit this game.”
    • “No crazy character-based mechanics, just classic poker.”
  • monetization

    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    30% positive mentions, 40% neutral mentions, 30% negative mentions

    The game's monetization is heavily criticized for aggressive gacha mechanics, overpriced purchases, and a reliance on sexualized content and purchasable chips, which alienates free players and those seeking fair competition. Players suggest shifting focus toward more affordable cosmetic options to attract and retain users, as the current model feels like a cash grab with unclear pull rates and off-putting advertising.

    • “I think the monetization could benefit from more cheaper cosmetic options to get people to put a foot in the door and get people started on collecting cosmetic first, and then the players might be more tempted to get the more expensive one.”
    • “Example 2: I think what I'm most tempted to get is the cosmetic, and given the nature of the game I feel like that's going to be where the monetization should revolve around.”
    • “If I have to give my opinion on what could be improved to the developers, I'd say that it's how the monetization is delivered.”
    • “If things keep going this way, it’s just going to become another cash grab.”
    • “The worst monetization I've ever seen, every other gacha game provides clear details on how much you need to do single pull and 10-pull.”
    • “The game's monetization model is overpriced and despises free players.”
  • graphics

    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    43% positive mentions, 14% neutral mentions, 43% negative mentions

    The graphics emphasize a "pretty anime girls" aesthetic, prioritizing character-focused, visually expressive art over realistic poker room atmospheres. While this approach appeals to fans of anime style and light, accessible gameplay, it may disappoint players seeking a traditional poker experience. The artwork, including voice lines and in-game visuals, enhances enjoyment for those who appreciate the game's charming and seductive presentation.

    • “Pretty amazing if you're a fan of poker and the 'pretty anime girls' aesthetic.”
    • “Rather than attempting to replicate the atmosphere of real-world poker rooms, the game leans fully into its identity as a character-focused, visually expressive experience, using aesthetics and progression systems to reshape how players engage with a traditionally strategy-first genre.”
    • “The voice lines and artwork whilst playing poker makes me sooooo happy and docile.”
    • “It abandons genuine aesthetics in favor of seduction.”
    • “Some title-screen, loading-screen, and popup artwork was also changed without warning.”
    • “There is not much story or character interaction to make up for this, so the artwork has to do nearly all the work.”
  • story

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    17% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 50% negative mentions

    The story is minimal and lacks engaging character interaction, placing more emphasis on the artwork to carry the experience. Unlike other games, it offers limited free rewards and event content tied to characters, resulting in a less satisfying narrative progression. Overall, the story mode feels sparse compared to typical gacha games, focusing mainly on the poker gameplay and visuals.

    • “You can get 1 roll ticket per week from missions, 1 from check-ins, 1 from recycling gifts (which are given very generously), and another 1 from weekly placement points ('poker association medals', which are easy enough to get if you play).”
    • “There is not much story or character interaction to make up for this, so the artwork has to do nearly all the work.”
    • “It's a poker game with massive waifu, since there is a story mode which is not the same as other poker or mahjong games.”
    • “Previously, events happened with each new character and if you completed all the daily missions you could get the roll token day 1.”
  • humor

    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The humor in the game is lighthearted and arises mainly from playful interactions like silly emotes and pre-flop antics, creating a fun and casual atmosphere. While the poker gameplay is genuine and can be competitive, the anime theme and emote spamming add a humorous, entertaining layer for players.

    • “Hilarious game and fun player ecosystem with silly emotes.”
    • “Also, spamming emotes when things go sideways is funny.”
    • “Since there are zero stakes at play (no real world money involved), the pre-flop shenanigans are sometimes really funny.”
  • music

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    25% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 75% negative mentions

    The music in the game features light electronic pop, city pop, and retro synthwave, aligning well with its lively and stylized atmosphere. While not particularly memorable on its own, the soundtrack complements the game's vibrant character animations and overall aesthetic effectively.

    • “What really makes Poker Fate somewhat interesting is its lively character animation, voice acting, bright effects, revealing outfits, electronic music, and exaggerated all-in victory and battle damage animations.”
    • “The soundtrack mainly uses light electronic pop, city pop, and retro synthwave rather than traditional casino jazz.”
    • “The animated characters, voice acting, electronic music, fan service, tournaments, and side activities give it some appeal.”
  • grinding

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game is a necessary but manageable process, allowing players to unlock character skins and characters themselves for free with enough time and patience. While resource acquisition can be tedious, the grind offers a fair pathway to content without mandatory spending.

    • “Every character has a skin that can be obtained for free with enough grinding.”
    • “With enough grinding, and/or a little bit of luck, you could obtain whatever character you're aiming for completely for free.”
    • “Similarly to the summons, this will take a bit of grinding and patience.”
  • atmosphere

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game's atmosphere stands out by embracing a character-driven, visually expressive style rather than mimicking real-world poker rooms, resulting in a lively and personalized experience. Dynamic character reactions and integrated progression systems enhance player engagement, transforming the traditional strategy-focused genre into a more immersive and vibrant setting.

    • “Rather than attempting to replicate the atmosphere of real-world poker rooms, the game leans fully into its identity as a character-focused, visually expressive experience, using aesthetics and progression systems to reshape how players engage with a traditionally strategy-first genre.”
    • “These characters react dynamically during matches, creating a more lively and personalized atmosphere at the table.”
  • optimization

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game is well-optimized, running smoothly without performance issues.

    • “It runs smoothly.”
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Play Times

40h Median play time
40h Average play time
40-40h Spent by most gamers
*Based on 1 analyzed playthroughs
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Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em is a tactical role playing game with horror, anime and erotic themes. Common tags for Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em include free to play, turn-based, card battler, psychological, 2.5d and others.

Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 40 hours playing Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em.

Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em was released on January 3, 2026.

Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em was developed by ©7 Points Digital Tech Limited.

Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em for its humor but disliked it for its gameplay.

Poker Fate - Anime Girls Texas Hold'em is a multiplayer game.

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