Super Blackjack Battle 2 Turbo Edition - The Card Warriors Reviews

It's sad to rate this down since the art style of this game is brilliant however many other features make it a poor experience [list] [*]The mechanics of this game are just blackjack with minor add-ons. These makes the game incredibly repetitive after the first 10 minutes since progression is mainly down to luck... [*]There's no difference between any of the character selections except for the art which I personally feel is a missed opportunity. Personally it would of been great to see special powers to break the repetitiveness of normal blackjack, example: certain character can draw an ace on command once per fight [*]There was an online mode however the server for it is no longer online AND there's an achievement tied to this feature therefore making this game currently [b]impossible to 100%[/b] [/list] If you still feel like buying, wait until the price goes below <£1 since this happens often. Amazing job to the artists though!

I bet anyone who heard of a crossover between blackjack and SF would be genuinely interested, so lets see how this game holds up. Design, graphics and music ----------------------------- No doubt, Super Blackjack Battle 2 Turbo Edition - The Card Warriors borrows alot from a certain game, even its title is straight from Street Fighter. It adds, in my opinion, to the charm of a classic game and also makes it stand out from a sea of blackjack games online. Characters look like they belong into a 90s arcade and the music fits every stage. All in all the overall design is well executed. Gameplay ----------------------------- It's blackjack. Plain and simple. There is a single player campaign, where you travel around the world, beat the other characters and get rewarded with a silly quote after each battle and an individual ending after the campaign. Also there are multiplayer modes, with a 4 player mode and ranked and unranked matches. Haven't checked them out yet, as I was playing the campaign only but nevertheless I liked it. The first couple opponents play overly aggressive and beat themselves most of the time, the later ones act more cleverly. But since it is blackjack, it happens that sometimes either you, your opponent or the dealer get lucky. My guess would be that I would like playing against human opponents as much or even more as playing against the AI, so no major complaint regarding the gameplay either. Verdict ------------------------------ An entertaining little game with an special appeal, it delivers what it promised: A blend of SF and blackjack.

10/10 for concept. The idea of blackjack with retro arcade graphics is a fun and delightfully colorful idea. However, it is anything but TURBO. Unlike the fighting games it seeks to homage, SBB2TETCW is a plodding chore that drags from hand to hand. Maybe that will add to its retro charm for the few who enjoy wasting their limited time on this planet. There are far better and more innovative Blackjack games out there.

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I unfortunately can't recommend this to most people due to limited gameplay and online play being broken - I can only recommend it to some hardcore fans of the Street Fighter series that want nostalga feels and don't mind weak gameplay. The game is centered around trying to win the most money on Blackjack in "fights" against one other player in 10 rounds or until someone runs out of $. They could've gone a bit deeper on gameplay, like maybe a tag team mode or something. Here is what you need to know: +Nails the 1990s Street Fighter look & feel. -Single player can be beaten in 1 hour per character. -AI is dumb in how they bet big early, then can't bounce back. They only beat me once out of ~10 fights. ?This version of Blackjack has standard house rules, has Insurance, allows splits, and allows a Double Down at anytime. ?Each player has their own brief ending. -Talking points between matches are confusing or dumb, perhaps meant to be humor but I personally don't get whatever the jokes are. -No spin the wheel feature exists as shown in the store screenshots. -Online matches are broken with no updates from devs on other platforms for cross platform play.

I was hoping it was a blackjack duel style game but it is just a black jack game where your AI opponent will wager themselves into defeat. I don't think you can effect their monies or cards. I didn't get to four player in honesty tho.

It's a pretty cool, silly idea; mashing together old school Street Fighter aesthetics with Blackjack but unfortunately fails in delivering an enjoyable game. The game is way too slow and limited mechanically with an irrational AI.

I must admit that this game caught my attention the first time I stumbled upon it. The combination of Street Fighter 2 and Blackjack is rare enough and promising. The artstyle is on point, the different nods and references are well done and detailed and anyone who played Street Fighter back in the days will get that fuzzy feeling of nostalgia in their tummies just a couple of seconds into the game. The characters, the cutscenes, the cheesy dialogues...everything's there. At heart, it is a Blackjack card game, each round you bet money and try to get a combinated card value of 21 (or near). But here comes the twist: Not only do you play against the house in classic Blackjack tradition but also against an opponent from some corner of the world. You win by either your opponent going bankrupt or you having more money than him by the end of round 10. Here, some strategy is thrown into the mix: Betting high right from the beginning so you win big and your opponent won't the able to catch up? Playing safely by only betting as much as your opponent or hoping he gets unlucky? Many ways to play. Of course the game shines the brightes in online multiplayer as human opponents are way more interesting to play against. I think more and more players will show up over time and I was also being able to play a couple of rounds against others with a little patience. It will take you some time so see all the endings and get all achievements and after that you will have a nice and cool looking time waster for inbetween.

Okay... Blackjack players... do NOT waste your cash on this title, no matter how cheap. I mean, even 2 cents is TOO MUCH to pay for such a terrible, terrible title. I got AAK and it busted me as 22.... I mean.... Really? And this was after a computer player split a non-pair but no split option is available. I posted these things to the developer to crickets.... So, no splits, no logic for aces, no actual strategy, no developer support... this is clearly a bad cash-grab with no redeeming features. Even the art style is completely stolen. It's bad across the board.

A tale of two games. The artwork and homage to Street Fighter II is lovely. They have everything down to the continue screen, the trash talk after battles, the stage select screen -- yet done with their own characters and artwork, plus a good sense of humor. Really nice job. The gameplay itself, unfortunately, is lacking. To win a match you either need to finish with more money than your opponent after 10 rounds, or one of you wins if the other goes bankrupt before that. Problem is, you don't really need to win these matches, you just have to try not to lose them. Bet a minimum of $50 every time and watch as your opponent makes all sorts of wild bets, doesn't follow basic Blackjack logic, and bets themselves into a hole they can't come back from, if not busts out before the 10 rounds are up. It's on the verge of being a solid, fun little game, but until the AI is improved, it's difficult to recommend. If they ever smarten up the AI to provide more of a challenge, I'll happily change my recommendation to positive. 5/10