Poker Night 2
- April 26, 2013
- Telltale Games
- 15h median play time
Poker Night 2 isn't deep, but it offers an excuse to play with a bunch of beloved goofballs
Get on Steam"Poker Night 2" is a sequel to the original card game, featuring popular culture characters such as Sam from "Sam & Max," Brock Samson from "The Venture Bros," and Claptrap from "Borderlands." The game offers Texas Hold'em and Omaha Hold'em poker games, with the main objective being to beat the AI opponents. Interesting dialogue and unique character interactions add to the overall entertainment value.
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Reviews
- funny1,230 mentions
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- gameplay390 mentions
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- graphics141 mentions
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- atmosphere108 mentions
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- story89 mentions
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- music79 mentions
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- stability68 mentions
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- replayability64 mentions
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- grinding50 mentions
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- optimization18 mentions
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Critic Reviews
Telltale Games' Poker Night 2 Review
Poker Night 2 doesn’t stand up well against the likes of Full House Poker, or even older poker titles such as Microsoft’s own Texas Hold ‘Em from way back when, Daniel Negranu’s Stacked, or even the old World Series of Poker titles. With Full House Poker’s WSOP-licenced sequel coming out shortly, Poker Night 2 had to be pretty much on the money, and as entertaining as the dialogue and characters can be, it misses the target by a fair way. Some will get hooked – and fair play to them – but this is far from what it needed to be.
50%Poker Night 2 review: On the table
Poker Night 2 isn't deep, but it offers an excuse to play with a bunch of beloved goofballs
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