Poker Show VR Reviews

Dont waster your money!! This game simply does not work with the htc vive controller. Something as simple as chooseing a card to exchange is frustratingly impossible. Also, there is no way to re-centre the view so your head hangs strangly well above your body. Overall it is a cheap looking game..

How to play in vr You need a vr headset ( i used pimax 5k+ and Vive index controller and base stations. To play the game without a "steam controller" you have to use the RIGHT thumpstick on your right valve index controller. When the game have started do this. Up = fold cards Down = select wich cards to exchange for new ones. left = next ( example after you selected card press next to advance ) But all in all, the idea of the game is nice the only girl i played against ( katie ) did a good job. The atmosphere and room is also good with nice music. When you win the girl will take off one piece of clothing each time and once you win you see her undressed for a few seconds before she walk off camera and you then go back to the main page where you can play on a harder level and later on unlock other girls. However the game is a bit boring and not really that interesting. I think the developer should make a non vr version of this game where people can use keyboard and mouse to control it instead of vr.. it will result in more sales all though i think game have been abandoned since 2017.. no updates as far as i know.

Completely unplayable. You get one image a minute a it spends the rest of the time unresponsive. your opponent disappears (whole room disappears) and it takes dozens of attempts to make any attempts at selections with its clunky interface because it's always attempting to looooooooaaaaaddddd but never successfully does. look 5/10 (when you can see it) interface 2/10 (sometimes worked but awkwardly) functionality 0/10 just gave me a headache waiting for it to return to the screen

I recommend the game, yes. I wish the visuals were a little bit cleaner. Hopefully more girls will be added later. Had no problem using a gamepad, hopefully an update will include the use of the Vive controller. For the price, I'd say this game is worth it.

In bold type it says "requires a VR headset" before you download.. But only after downloading and running the game did it tell me I couldnt play because it REQUIRES a gamepad controller. Cant use your mouse, or keyboard for input, and doesnt use the VR controllers. The game MIGHT be worth the 9$ I paid for it, I wouldnt know, couldn't play it. I DOUBT it is worth the 60$ it would cost for this game, AND a gamepad controller. So, if you do not have a gamepad, do not bother. Should have been more up front about this requirement, and frankly, no need to not support at least mouse, or keyboard input. Cannot recommend.

Can you update the controls for the Oculus Quest 2 and the HTC Vive please? it's quite difficult without proper controls.

I expected this to be real suck. But it's pretty funny. And the actual poker playing is legit. The only negative is that it requires a gamepad which is pretty nonsense since there's only like 2 buttons you need to press in the entire game.

I'm not sure what the mixed reviews on this game or app or about. This game delivers on exactly what it promises. Is it the best 3d video quality out there? Nope. Is the fact that motion controllers aren't used problematic in a VR game of this type? Yup. However, this game does exactly what it says. The amount of variation on the animations is pretty surprising. Most of the time the video is pretty smooth. Even if it's not the best quality. It's good enough. Plus you're actually playing the PG-13 version of strip poker (well, I never lost so I never tried to take my clothes off IRL). I honestly thought I would refund this game, but wanted to check it out while it was on sale. I wasn't really expecting much and this game was actually better than my expectations. The actresses did a good job of selling this, without going overboard and even on easy, you do have to play your cards right. Rate 6/10 get it on sale

It's well-made although far from perfect. First of all there's the limitation of current 360 videocams, so don't expect sharp video. The main thing that bothers me is that when the girls walks out of the video, when the game is finished, you basically see her disappear in the middle of the scene/video. Talking about an immersion-killer :). Still, it's the first time that I see an interactive/playable 360 video and it wasn't that bad. The models are certainly pretty but don't expect great acting. Their replies when you win are also somewhat predictable and corny ("I'm speechless!"). I can't really comment on the poker aspect because I normally don't play poker games, but I think it's safe to say that they made it (very) easy for the player, probably too easy. Ater your first win, you unlock a higher difficulty setting, but I fail to see why you would play this again, considering the fact you already saw the girl (more or less) undressed after winning in Easy mode. (I don't think the video-loops will be different in a higher difficulty). I read something about a social aspect (receiving text messages from the opponents after you beat them), but so far I haven't received anything, which is good because I don't want trouble with my wife. The price is a bit high for the content, I think 5 or 6 EUR would have been better. All in all, it beats the the Strip Poker I played on my Atari ST back in 1988. Recommended for casual VR players and curious boys that have 9 EUR to spare .. :)

To the question on everyone's lips, the answer is no. At least on easy difficulty (Edit: and medium difficulty), the game goes no further than you'll see at the beach (albeit in lingerie rather than bikini) and the developers comments I've seen elsewhere suggest there is no more at greater difficulty levels. The game is stable and has no glaring issues but the interface needs work. I'd like to see a means of easily determining the amount your opponent has raised by without doing a little mental arithmatic and an announcement by the opponent, or a status update when your opponent raises would be useful. Moving the cards further into the players field of view would also be useful as you need to crane you neck just a little to see the cards and to select which to discard. Speaking of which, so far as I can tell, the game does not announce how many cards your opponent has discarded, this is important information in poker so it should be clearly announced in some manner. When it's the players turn to act first, the game lets you raise or fold and your opponent will do the same. I'd prefer to be able to check as well and let the opponent set the pace. The girls are very pretty and the price is easy on the pocket. All in all, I had fun so this just barely rates a reccomendation.